Posts Tagged "mohair"
dryer balls
I never really believed in dryer balls…until I tried them. As a natural fabric softener these dryer balls reduce wrinkles, reduce drying time and reduce static. And if you add a few drops of your favorite essential oil to a dryer ball, you will have fabulously scented towels and sheets (and laundry room). Handmade from cvm wool, angora wool and mohair (these are kind of designer balls), they are all natural, eco-friendly and affordable. In natural colors of white, gray, brown and charcoal. Or hand dyed in soft pastel colors. add 3-4 balls to your dryer and enjoy! for sale on Etsy
Read Moreshepherd’s harvest sheep and wool festival
it’s here! Shepherd’s Harvest Sheep and Wool Festival the best wool fest in the midwest www.shepherdsharvestfestival.org 4 buildings bursting with vendors music, sheep shearing, fleece competitions alpacas, llamas, cool sheep and goats fiber, fiber, fiber and bunnies!
Read Moreangora goats for sale
These light bellied badger kids are for sale. on the left – “Beans” a black and white reverse badger doeling in the center is her twin brother – “Bolt” a tri color reverse badger buckling at 8 weeks of age both are growing nicely with great confirmation and exciting color patterns! both are for sale for more information please contact Sandy at fiber@winterwindfarm.com a hot hot hot colored angora buckling out of a favorite doe “Apple”, she always produces the best bucks! this little guy has lots to offer – great confirmation, lots of color and mohair coverage and he’s for sale! if interested please...
Read Moreearly arrivals
Beans and Bolt January is a little out of season for kidding in Minnesota just glad they aren’t Snowflake and Blizzard… “Trouble” a.k.a Lightning took a stroll one night and… 1, 2, 3, 4, Five… kids later ...
Read Moreangora bucklings for sale
a couple of lovely silver angora bucklings that are especially nice great mohair coverage great confirmation dam is a black and white peacock patterned doe sire is a silver buck with amazing mohair this mating has produced black and white as well as tricolor peacock patterned kids for more information please email fiber@winterwindfarm.com
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