SHE LIVED IN THE TOWN BENEATH THE CITY
i used to keep sheep.
i had different colored sheep, black, brown and white.
we sheared them, i spun and wove. i still do a little in the winter, it is in my bones to stay.
people used to give me fleece that i washed, dyed and spun...but hardly anyone knows that part of me anymore (especially those with sheep)...so now i have to send away and here is a wonderful place to do that...just in case a follower friend would be interested. you can enlarge to see the address:))
This is how it came in the mail...so pretty, inviting and special...
when i found this in the morning light, i had to do it!
SPUN!
This is how it came in the mail...so pretty, inviting and special...
when i found this in the morning light, i had to do it!
SPUN!(but i won't let myself spin the rest until it's freezing outside and warm inside by the fire)
Happy Weekend Everyone!
XOXO
You just keep surprising me!! This is sooo lovely!!! You are amazing, Wanda.
ReplyDeleteYes, amazing is right!
ReplyDeleteSo beautiful to see and touch, I understand love of fiber. My daughter spins and Richard built her a spinning wheel that I should post a photo of soon.
ReplyDeleteYou might like a book Called "Sylvia's Farm, (did we talk about this before)??? a woman who chose to farm and raise sheep a true story that I loved so much.
things are always interesting at your house.
Such amazing colors and talent!!!
ReplyDeleteDebbie
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WOW!
ReplyDeleteWanda, what else? You have more lovely secrets?
:-)
Oh--I should have known!! Such talent....
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