It was a lot of fun! There were tasty lambburgers (I had tzatziki and tomatoes on mine). There were spinning demonstrations, and I got to try out a couple of very nice spinning wheels.
We got there just in time for the herding dog demonstration.
There was a farm with angora rabbits. This adorable shaved dude is a german angora. They need to be clipped to harvest their wool. I also got to see someone spinning angora. . .
Right off the bunny!
Here is a video Eliana Kenyan, owner of Avillion Farm, demonstrating!
Of course, I bough a few things I've not spun before. I didn't go too overboard (Kept it under $30 actually) and I have some fun spinning now to do. I stuck with things I've not spun before, so I have soysilk, silk hankies and some inego.
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I was there too - it was fun! I loved the alpacas in the shade, just as you arrive. I bought two skeins of llama yarn, one a deep coffee brown and the other more a mocha. What does one make with 300 yards of llama?
ooh, yeah I loved the alpacas too but wasn't able to get a good picture of them. They make a really neat noise!
I'd probably do something with a lot of skin contact, like armwarmers, or a scarf or cowl. Something to feel the nice llamainess all the time!
I feel bad I missed it! Sounds like a great time.
I bought some llama/silk and I *think* I'll get just enough very fine lace weight for an Ice Queen. I love llama - the critter and the hair.
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