Spud - I normally don't like sunbleached tips, but I think his are stunning.
Woolliam
The longwools (Woolliam, Keebler, B. Willard, Buddy, Rebecca Boone, Hershey) have nine months growth instead of six this year, so the staple length is really nice. Long, but not too long and no one had a heatstroke last summer :-).
Murphy
Henri
Baby Belly - I still can't get over how clean the fleeces are this year. Thanks, Kate!
Lila. This is my sleeper favorite this year. Lila just cruises along under the radar...
Buddy...the best curls...and the "best" lanolin producer ;-). It really does wash out. Just be prepared with super hot water!
Keebler - another grease ball, but we know how he cleans up :-).
Chocula on the left, Ford on the right. Guess how much Chocula weighed! Well, you'll never guess because the picture just doesn't really capture it. 13.5 pounds :-o. Daniel weighed just over 13! That's a lotta sweaters! I'd be willing to divide those two fleeces into two 6.5 pound fleeces...which is still a lotta sweaters :-D.
Liddy, working hard growing her first fleece :-). Kate resting up for VM (vegetable matter/hay) patrol next winter :-D.
The forecast is looking a bit damp for this weekend...so just dress appropriately and come have some fun anyway :-D.
14 comments:
Those thirteen pounders are ridiculous. :) Murphy's locks are stunning. They ALL look wonderful. A lot of somebodies are going to go home happy this weekend.
Beautiful!!
Look at Murphy's fleece!!! (If it hasn't been claimed, it has now. Sandy and I will pick it up Saturday.)
All so different! I like the first one, will it stay two-tone?
Beautiful fleeces. Several years ago I had a weather with fleece that looked just like Murphy's.
All look smooshfully delightful!!!
Wow. What gorgeous fleeces! Now I just wish I had smell-o-vision...... I love the smell of raw fleece......... :-)
I need another trip to KY to have a fiber playdate.
Those are some really pretty fleeces! The Cots have great luster. Cool how Spud faded from dark to gray during his first year. Seems like there ought to be a way to preserve the color change in the yarn - maybe comb the locks and spin them butt to tip and tip to butt..... dark, light, dark, light. Much work, but it would be neat! Good luck! Those will find new homes quickly.
Beautiful! And oh so clean! Especially liking Spud, Henri and Lila. But you couldn't go wrong with any of them. Best of luck at the show with the fleeces you are entering!!!
Murphy - you have been hiding the silver! Wow!
I almost fainted seeing Murphy.............then there are all the others...........sigh, am having fleece lust yet again...........
All so beautiful, but I have to say, Woolliam is my favorite! Wow, that'll be a lot of yarn! :-)
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