Hey, 'the girls' are doing great with their 4H goats...so far.Originally Posted by mickchick
Lisa - I think you might as well give in and get yourself some sheep and/or alpacas! That way you can spin your own wool.Then again, what would Ruby do to the sheep.....
By the way, I had to give up knitting in order to have time to ride a bike.So I don't think spinning is in my future.
Soon to get some honeybees, though...and then there's my worm-powered compost bin.If only I didn't have to actually work, I could theoretically do it all.
Keep in mind that those are actually only 11% wool....being 89% polyester and Lycra.The Sheila Moon wool knee covers are toasty....
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Are they Angora goats? Can you teach Ruby to spin? Oh wait... Sleeping Beauty... Rumplestiltskin... maybe not such a great idea. Originally Posted by BleeckerSt_Girl
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