I hope you enjoy our changing colors of Autumn over the next few weeks. Sorry about the crappy lighting at the beginning of the video we just couldn’t seem to fix it. www.darngoodyarn.com for pulled silk
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I’ve been so crazy busy with the dyepots and putting up videos. I realized this morning that I forgot to post usual Wednesday Post. So here is a Thursday post with a sneak peak of the new store. I’m off the snap photos of new products and make another video……whoosh.
An oldie but goodie…..we now have 8 rabbits instead of of 11 ( many found new permanent homes whooho)! Here is a sneak peak of the new non-etsy store:)
Pulled silk – www.darngoodyarn.com Darn Good Yarn and The Fiber of My Being together!!!!!!
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I thought maybe bringing up this post would remind people or educate those who want fiber animals how to care for their alpacas. For some reason I couldn’t upload new pics this morning but I love this shearing picture from Fiber Frolic 2011. Enjoy the post!!!!
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I hope you enjoy this oldie but goodie and reunite with my friends here at Applebee’s Acres.
Zilver by Lisa Mutch Color Affection byVeera Välimäki Stephanie’s Wrap (crochet version of color affection) by Julie Blagojevich Pulled Silk Yarn at Darn Good Yarn Recycled mint tins by Craft Test Dummies
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Texel sheep are primarily know for their use as a meat sheep. Although this may be why they were created, I think the fleece has been overlooked. It is a 3-6 inch staple with loft, luster and crimp. There are slight differences in the the length and micron count depend on where the texel is […]
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Texel sheep are orginally from the Island of Texel in the Netherlands. Athough the exact origin of this sheep is unknow it seems that many english breeds were integrated to create it. There are differing types of Texel sheep depending on where the sheep are bred and raised. The bodies may look a bit […]
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Hope you enjoy my little outing today!
