Anyway, without holding you away from a drooling session ...lol...here they are. I think Plum Bunny is my favourite, but then Orchid Bunny and Summer Sunset Bunny are definitely up there too...Email me, PM me, stalk me if you want to give these babies a new fibre loving home! Ready ? Set? GO!!!
Hand Dyed Angorinos
Plum Bunny, Hand dyed Angorino 150+grams, AU$19 (sold)
Orchid Bunny, Hand dyed Angorino 150+grams, AU$19 (sold)
Cyclamen Bunny, Hand dyed Angorino tops 150+ grams, AU$19 (sold)
Treefern Bunny, Hand dyed Angorino 150+grams, AU$19 (sold)
pRETTY IN pINK, Hand dyed Angorino 150+grams, AU$19 (2left)
Beach Bunny, Hand dyed Angorino 150+grams, AU$19 (sold)
Summer Sunset Bunny, Hand dyed Angorino 150+grams, AU$19 (sold)
Bunny on the Heather, Hand dyed Angorino 150+grams, AU$19 (1left)
Wallaby Bunny, Hand dyed Angorino 150+grams, AU$19 (sold)
Bushland Bunny, Hand dyed Angorino 150+grams, AU$19 (sold)
Hand dyed Organic Pacangora Tops
(variegated black and grey Huacaya alpaca 95%, Angora Rabbit 5%)
Australian Heritage Mohair
I leave you with an image of a skein of Australian Heritage Mohair, recently spun for Yarn Magazine. I couldn't resist, I just had to show you...:) It is "swirly" spun, meaning slubby and letting the curls jump out!. So much fun! It is in the same colour combo as Orchid Bunny :)
2 comments:
I love that mohair. And the pacagora is lovely, would take some off your hands, but I have 4 alpaca fleeces to process and spin from my babies, that I I have to remain focused!!! LOVE, LOVE, LOVE your stuff, and will look out for YARN - YAY for natural fibres!
I can't wait to see the new handspun. The mohair looks fabulous.
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