Posted by Green Acres Tractor Show:
Good evening to all our wonderful followers!!
Check out this awesome little story and photos from one of our club members....
I thought the wool is snipped from the sheep, spun into yarn then you knit your shawl. Was I wrong! I was graciously given a guided tour of the wool factory at Blue Mountain Farm & Fiber Mill by Angie,Tyler and Ashley. Madi who is the fourth member of the operation was away on sales.
Fifteen or more labor intense steps are involved in prepping the wool to create a shawl. I won't attempt to give any details but will say follow them on Facebook and make time for their next open house. By the way these folks are the same people who bring the 4H food vendor to the Green Acres Farm Heritage Days! Can't wait for their ice cream!
Good evening to all our wonderful followers!!
Check out this awesome little story and photos from one of our club members....
I thought the wool is snipped from the sheep, spun into yarn then you knit your shawl. Was I wrong! I was graciously given a guided tour of the wool factory at Blue Mountain Farm & Fiber Mill by Angie,Tyler and Ashley. Madi who is the fourth member of the operation was away on sales.
Fifteen or more labor intense steps are involved in prepping the wool to create a shawl. I won't attempt to give any details but will say follow them on Facebook and make time for their next open house. By the way these folks are the same people who bring the 4H food vendor to the Green Acres Farm Heritage Days! Can't wait for their ice cream!
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