Fall came and went, then winter arrived like a ferocious animal! Unusual for Kentucky, we had a month of snow and ice on the ground with very cold sub 20's temperatures.
During this cold weather an alpaca and three lambs were born. All are well but the cold weather meant time spent in pens with heat lamp, coats and deep straw.
Management during this time meant lots of frozen drinking water sources and buckets ferried from kitchen sink to tubs and many bales of hay per day. I am going to be poor before the end of winter.
So, on the topic of feed costs, I am asking for help from visitors and patrons. Contact me directly to purchase some lovely fleeces for that special yarn you plan to spin or some specialty yarn for that winter project. Better yet, purchase some yummy, soft and warm alpaca socks, or gloves, or scarves.....
Lots of fleeces are available this year and many alpaca and merino fleeces are headed to the mill for processing. Watch for those as well. And of course there are fiber shows, marketplaces, etc. Watch on Facebook for links to those.
Hope to see you soon!
Raw Merino and Huacaya Alpaca fiber, roving. I have a wide variety of natural colors both prepackaged and in bulk.
Gorgeous merino, alpaca and blended fiber yarns are available in a variety of natural colors and hand dyed. Most yarns are 200 yds. mill spun in weights from fingerling to DK, as well as rug yarn.
Personal gifts including greeting cards, totes, stuffed animals, cookie cutters and crafting kits