It is 6 degrees out. I do not want to be a farmer today with every fiber of my handspun hat.

Oh that’s fantastic!! I love that

Right!! Me too! Just so many and so many I want to start

Yes!! That’s even better

Dream vacation:

Book a hotel room and bring all of your fiber crafts so you can do them all, undisturbed, for a whole weekend.

Aww thank you!! I can’t even believe how shiny it is!

Having your own fiber animals means you never want to use any yarn but from your animals ever again.

The back of my chunky knit is coming along.

#slowfashion #knit

Anyone else just planning on taking this over and making it like OG instaspam?

Anyways, we had snow, now we have quick sand mud.

Mack enjoying his favorite meal in his favorite season 🦙

#alpaca #fiber #wool #fiberfarm

Thank you!

Excited to see it!! Its so good

I don’t know what it is about the below freezing temperatures that makes the sheep need more water than ever before but I think it has something to do with me having to carry buckets.

We had to remove the buckets when they were empty because…

#sheep #knitsky #fiberfarm

This is a beautiful pattern!

Also please add @cloverhillalpacas.bsky.social

Love!! I’m also a fiber farmer! I have alpaca and Southdown!

Haha Love her name

Tough choice today… 🤔

#fiberart #knitting #crochet #knitter #yarn

The snow is actually going to melt here this week. We had the realest January. Going from 5 degrees Fahrenheit to 40 on Feb. 1. Let’s go.

I believe when you use the stems it has more of a yellow green!

Thank you!!! It’s hard to share them 😅

Spoke about regenerative farming, sustainable fibers, while slinging my farm raised aloaca yarn at the Rustbelt Fibershed’s Symposium today.

Working on my first sweater with local corriedale sheep chunky yarn naturally dyed with dandelions.