 Handwoven
V-Shawl
I have been weaving v-shawls for years and have taught dozens of people to weave them. The great thing about a v-shawl is the way it stays on the shoulders and is flattering no matter the figure. It is fun to weave because of the way that the design is formed on the back. My article with instructions for this v-shawl in Bambu Lace yarn was published in the March/April 2012 Handwoven. I have scheduled another V-Shawl Class for June 5 & 6. I can also offer this class as a Guild Workshop. As always if you want to take a class but at a time I don't have listed, contact me and we can schedule a class.
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Sheep Handling & Management
April 21, 2012 - 9:00-12:00
Do you want to raise your own fiber sheep but don't know where to start? Learn about sheep handling including simple veterinary procedures. Class will include discussion of feeding, pasture management, wool management, breeding, lambing, as well as information about breeds of sheep and wool type. Hands-on experience in handling sheep, hoof trimming, halter breaking, and more. Class is $45. Sign up here.
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Lambs for Sale
There were 81 lambs born within between mid-February and mid-March. They can be weaned in the next month or two and several lambs have already been reserved. I am always glad to show off the sheep and talk to people who are interested in starting their own Jacob flock. Take a look at our ram lambs and ewe lambs. There are also some adult rams for sale. Contact me for more information. Want to see lambs for yourself in the privacy of your home? In the next newsletter there will be links to JUMPING LAMB videos. Stay tuned.
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