"She seeketh wool, and flax, and worketh willingly with her hands"
~ Proverbs 31:13
While the weather outside has been pretty frightful, all the activity in the fiber room has been pretty delightful. There's always something going on. Here's a glimpse of some of the things we've been up to.
skirting
washing
natural dyeing (l to r) cosmos, rhubarb, cosmos + cochineal, black-eyed susan
carding naturally-dyed cochineal lambs wool
spinning
naturally-dyed millspun yarn - black-eyed susan and hibiscus
Oh my word - I am drooling over all of that gorgeous yarn! You have a knitter's dream world there. Imagine being immersed in all things wool!
ReplyDeleteOh my gosh, I am not a knitter, but that wool looks SCRUMPTIOUS!
ReplyDeleteWonderful colors and textures!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous -- it must be so rewarding to see the finished product. Love the colors and the names you chose to describe them. :)
ReplyDeleteHow fascinating this is! Love these dyed wools! Do you shear the sheep in the winter. Visited a sheep farm in Wisconsin and was told that that was the time they did the shearing. A bit chilly
ReplyDeleteWe will shear a few weeks before the start of lambing... this year, probably the end of March or beginning of April. It's a lot easier to observe lambing progression or problems without all that wool on the sheep.
DeleteBeautiful work. Wish you lived closer. I need to take some classes. Well, lots of classes.
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