Oh for the love of fleece!!
It's nearly everywhere I look!
Under the skirting table...
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| These are all raw, patiently waiting their turn... |
...in the corner, because I can't mash anymore under the table...
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| Montadale and Lincoln. |
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| This is just one of three closets with washed fleece... |
...and all around the house in some stage or another.
There is fleece in the combing queue as well as some new ones
that need to be photographed and uploaded to my stash page on Ravelry.
Oh, and I think I may have bought two more ...
Yep, a California Red and a Golden Cormo from Apple Rose Farm!
Well...I've never had a California Red before...
so it makes sense that I should have one, right??
There is fleece in the combing queue as well as some new ones
that need to be photographed and uploaded to my stash page on Ravelry.
Oh, and I think I may have bought two more ...
Yep, a California Red and a Golden Cormo from Apple Rose Farm!
Well...I've never had a California Red before...
so it makes sense that I should have one, right??
I recently went through the fine wool closet to check what's
still there and for any buggy activity...oy, so much wool!!
still there and for any buggy activity...oy, so much wool!!
But who's complaining, even checking the closets is fun
as I get to visit with fleece I may not have seen for a while ;)
as I get to visit with fleece I may not have seen for a while ;)
What's on the skirting table is what's next in line to be scoured.
(I prefer the term washed, actually, it sound less harsh).
(I prefer the term washed, actually, it sound less harsh).
Here's the latest fleece queue on the skirting table...
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| This is Raggedy Ann, one of my all time favorites! She's a Cormo/Merino cross. |
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| Beautiful long locks of a superfine Merino that you can see me spinning in a video on my YT channel! |
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| A couple of years of Onyx, Raggedy's son. |
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| Romney I got from a de-stash. |
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| Gulf Coast Native that's for the Richmond guild demo spinning and weaving. |
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| Lovely dark Corriedale! |
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| Nash Island fleece. |
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| This is Kiwi (another Cormo/Merino cross) from last spring. Too short for lock washing. |
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| A Rambouillet cross from MDSW a couple of years ago. |
Do I have an addiction?...well...ok, yes.
BUT...
In my defense, it's a lot healthier than any other addiction I can think of.
And there will be something to show for each of these fleeces in time...a finished
garment of some kind, either knitted or woven. Nothing goes to waste!
(And I need fleece for classes too!)
So no doubt what's on my to do list today, and tomorrow, and the next day...LOL
I hope you find time to enjoy fiber today :)
-Kimberly