Annabelle is looking a bit massive these days.
But it’s all going to change soon! Shearing is first on the agenda in the wool retreat coming May 2 and 3. Attendees will be hands-on in the woolly coats, helping to take them off my three ewes. See how I make things work? Instead of hiring a shearer, I get people to pay me to come shear my sheep. I’M JUST KIDDING! Sort of. Well. It does work out that way, doesn’t it? Hmmm. I can’t complain! Anyway. LauraP, who will be here to teach, is experienced in shearing and will be on hand, as well as Adam, who will be here to do the sheep manhandling.
After shearing will be skirting, cleaning, carding, spinning, knitting, and crocheting. It will be a busy two days! PLUS we’ll be cooking with some local farm-raised lamb and the meals will be delicious. My new lambs will be bouncing in the field, too. I’m hip deep in plans for this retreat, and I do still have some spaces left for this one, so if you have a last-minute hankering to join in, email me at [email protected] and sign up! Almost everything else currently on the schedule for this year is FULL, though I can also take a couple more in the one-day herbals on May 4, if you’re interested.
Get all the info here.
jodiezoeller says:
Annabelle how we’ve missed you! All grown up and beautiful.
On April 13, 2013 at 11:08 pm
Diane says:
wow Miss Annabelle has grown a wonderful coat of wool! That is a beautiful photo of her also. 🙂 Cant wait to hear all about the retreat. Wish I could attend but cant. 🙁 But I look forward to hearing about who came and what you did!
On April 14, 2013 at 7:14 am
ibpallets (Sharon B.) says:
Looking forward to it!
On April 15, 2013 at 4:44 pm
Merino Mama says:
New lambs?! Did I miss a post? I’ve only seen the baby goats. :happyfeet:
On April 16, 2013 at 9:03 am