New Lamb, Old Wool
The sheep are getting sheared today! Woohoo!
Saturday, June 3
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Hope none of them get their legs broken;)
ReplyDeleteI know after watching my friend's sheep getting sheared, there will be sheep dancing everywhere today!
ReplyDeleteoooooh What a sweet baby and cute "nest." Do you keep some of your wool for spining?...as if you don't have enough to do.
ReplyDeleteThis reminds me, I really need a haircut.
ReplyDeleteHey there --
ReplyDeleteI'm wondering the same thing as ml/tx... What do you do with the wool?
Sooo cute!
Emily
I'm suffering from Cary withdrawal syndrome. How's the girl doing? Any new pictures?
ReplyDeleteI spin, and am VERY interested in what you do with your wool!!!
ReplyDeleteMy friend's wife once raised sheep, sheared the sheep, carded the wool and spun yarn, and knit him a sweater. Of course, this was before they were married.
ReplyDeleteOf course, she also casterated the rams!