Winter Holiday Spinning

Here I go, this is 60% Shetland, 40% Mohair. It runs through my fingers like butter - I love spinning.

I've been quite busy this winter break: These 2 skiens i spun this week are from my shetlands. they turned out better that I had hoped. I'm just going to keep spinning and spinning until classes start back up on Jan. 14th. I hope I complete the shetland/mohair fleece i'm working on.

Have a wonderful holiday - and a Happy New Year :)

Fingerless Mit

This is my first attempt at a Fingerless Mitt. I think I did a decent job. You would never guess that I spun this yarn from my dog Sammie, a Great Pyrenees. - This mit is very soft and fluffy, just like Sammie.

Quiet Morning

As the moon sets in the west, all is quiet on the farm.

ICE STORM DECEMBER 2007

Hitching Post

Smoke and Medichi

We've had a few rough days. The animals are hanging in there.

Kaila having a chat with Medichi, while I fix the saddle. ---- shhhhhhhh---- i think she's sleeping. :)

Here's Medichis' new friend, Smoke

Oh my goodness, he is huge; just over 16hh!!! Medichi is only 15hh - this should be fun :) I can't wait to go riding. I think our farm is finally complete. 3 kids, 2 horses, 3 dogs, a rabbit, and a lot of Shetland Sheep :) My goal has been reached. - it's a beautiful thing!!!!!!!

Lunging Medici

she'll catch on eventually :)

Medicine Hat

Well, I just brought home my new horse, isn't she cute :) I'm still trying to find her the right name, we just call her Med-hat at the moment. If you have any suggestions, please leave it in the comment.

Fall is my favorite time of the year. Our sheep are enjoying the cooling weather, spending their days grazing the lush, green pastures and preparing for breading season. Here we are, school is back in session. For me, my projects are taking longer and longer to finish. I have 13 credit hours this semester. This alone is keeping me very busy. And don't forget, gratefully, our children have returned to school. These are the signs of the start of Fall. Enjoy these days while they last.

Practice rug and sock

This is a 'woven stitch' sock I'm currently working on for practice. I will also spin some of my shetland wool specifically for knitting socks.

My practice rug, it is only 29" dia. I will be creating rugs of all different sizes and shapes with my corser shetland wool.

I love to work with all the different grades of fiber my shetland sheep produce.