Spinning is not only an art, but also very relaxing.
Niki is a perfect example of some of our heavy, silky and fine wooled llamas. Also, she is just as sweet as can be.
It all begins here - breeding for excellent fiber.
Cleaning the fleece before shearing is much more practical than afterward.
A lot of preperation goes into fiber before it is spun into yarn.
Weaving
One of our four weaving looms.
A finished project ready to come off of our triangular loom.
A bunch of my weaving buddies.
A finished poncho from the triangular loom.
A small poncho for any occassion.
A very fashionable shawl.
Attending Arts & Crafts Shows
After feeding & caring for the animals, shearing them, processing their wool, spinning it into yarn and creating wonderful garments, it is time to market the final product. Jeanne does this by exhibiting at various arts & crafts shows in the nearby area. Due to the nature of her products, she only exhibits at shows in the Fall. Please call to get a list of shows that she will be attending, as they change from year to year.
