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Deyaneria on December 11th, 2012

Wow!!! I’m late posting today. I’ve been tweaking and putting new products into the shop all day. I’ve had a slew of new knitting jewelry come in had to get them photographed and listed.   Here’s a peek at what’s new!!!!!         Knitting Bracelets Stitch Markers Combed Angora  Wool Roving  Remember to get […]

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Deyaneria on December 5th, 2012

I have been at a loss………. You know the confusion created when you finish a project and don’t know what to do next. I had ideas……. I pulled out yarn.       …nothing seemed right….   hmmm…now what????   WIPS!!!!! BOS(Basket of Shame)!!!!!!   I have more of those than ever!!!!! Knitting WIPS???   […]

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Deyaneria on December 3rd, 2012

I finished it last night one gorgeous midwinter wanderer for my wintery wearing pleasure!!!!! I was so excited to finish this I did a marathon knitting session yesterday to marathon of the show Bones on my computer and stayed up till after midnight to get this awesome luxurious cowl/hood.         I did […]

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Deyaneria on November 27th, 2012

  This weekend was amazing great holiday. Awesome meal, great friends, family, in addition Small Business Saturday was great. I also found that I need to fix a few things with the site to make it better.     I spent today grooming bunnies, sending out orders and almost forgetting to blog today. I also […]

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Deyaneria on November 21st, 2012

A Herdwick’s grey fleece is not easily dyed, and is coarse, and so is best suited to use as carpet wool. This Fleece seems to shed water and dry quicker than most wool. The kemp can be separated from the wool to create a softer hand. The staple length is about 4 inches on mine. […]

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Continue reading about Oh The Fiber – Heavenly Herdwick Wool

Deyaneria on November 19th, 2012

  Herdwick sheep have an interesting history. The word herwick comes from herdvyck which literally means sheep pasture. The origin of the breed is still unknown but they may have been ancestors to norse breeds brought by the Nords during Viking invasions or by a wrecked spanish armada ship. For hundreds of years this breed […]

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Deyaneria on November 16th, 2012

      Faerie-Tale Farm Facebook Page Faerie-Tale Farm donation page Share and Enjoy:

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Deyaneria on November 14th, 2012

When I wrote about Ray the angora bunny on monday. I had a few tweets and facebook posts that questioned how happy he was with his new sweater. I’m glad to say that Ray is doing quite well now with his new sweater. He is happy and warm. I always do a double check on […]

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Deyaneria on November 2nd, 2012

I hope you got a laugh out of this one like I did.   Anyway here’s a few pics of me painting the tunis:           Share and Enjoy:

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Deyaneria on October 31st, 2012

  Tunis wool is suprising soft with an almost downy handle , I usually see in down sheep types.  Colors can go from light ivory to cream, natural colored fleeces are obtained from first and sometimes second shearings of lambs.     The staple is long a minimum of 3.5 inches but usually longer 4-6 […]

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Continue reading about Oh The Fiber – Tempting Tunis Wool