codybear

I particularly favor the hornless types when I'm carrying a bucket of grain and they mob me! The lady who gave me spinning lessons took a little of my sheep and llama fiber and spun some yarn for me from each. So now I have little samples hanging on my bulletin board to inspire me to get to work and start spinning!

I particularly favor the hornless types when I'm carrying a bucket of grain and they mob me! I've just finally got my spinning work area set up, and the lady who gave me lessons took a little of my sheep and llama fiber and spun some yarn for me from each. So now I have little samples hanging on my bulliten board to inspire me to get to work and start spinning!

Yes, I've seen those Jacob Sheep - they're neat looking. I prefer my animals without horns though

You are my one and only friend! Thanks for the request. Hopefully I will see you on tuesday nights in the chat room.

Looks good. I had to search all over to find orange striped "vintage" looking material for our awning. I had a friend sew it up for us. She's in the sewing business, so has heavy duty sewing machines. Check mine out post # 125 , 129, and 131.
Where did you get you poles? I ordered some very nice ones online, but they ended up being to short. In a bind for time, I bought some cheap extendable ones from Walmart. They work fine, but are getting a little rusty from some inclimate weather we have experienced a time or two.

Paula, yes, the smoke up here is terrible, now the heat also. I looked at your Coloma picture and I see you captured our envirionment perfectly. Howver, at times you have it just as bad. You have a nice blog but our very slow dial-up makes it almost impossible to wait for everything to load up. We can't do anything about it for now. No DSL or wireles available. Satalite is too pricey so we wait. We cannot even view MySpace, U tubve and the likes inless we have the time for it to load up.
Neil.

I have not had a chance to make anything from llama wool yet, but I am going to meet a lady next week with 30 years of spinning experience, and she's going to help me learn to get started. I'm really excited about it, I've seen some people do beautiful fiber arts, and it's even cooler when it's from your own animals!

Hi Paula, I finally got a chance to look at your blog. You take beautiful pictures! Your little sculptures are adorable too! Thanks for the link!

Hi Paula,
Cody is a sweetie and poses so well. Yes my avatar is my puppy Sissy she is almost 7 months old. Sissy is part Border Collie & Part Black Lab to smart for her own good. We treat her as we would a member of our family.
I have visited your blog very nice enjoyed it Thanks. Deb