Today I updated the listing on Alpaca Nation to include the 4 new babies- the entire herd is for sale and the babies go with moms at no additional cost until weaning. We are not breeding this fall but of course we will breed any female to whichever of our males you want if you purchase her.
See the listings on alpacanation.com
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Sept. 24th & 25th, 2011 – Jean will have fiber, finished products for sale, and will do various fiber demonstrations at National Alpaca Farm Days at Last Penny Farm - 39 Pegg Rd, Weaverville, NC 28787
Come out and celebrate National Alpaca Farm Day with us. Bring your friends and family and learn about alpacas and alpaca farming. The event is free to the public. Don’t forget your camera!
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We have decided to downsize. The entire herd of alpacas, 9 females(8 probably pregnant) and 2 studs is now for sale and the farm is available although I will not list it with a realtor until next spring. Farm and herd could go as a package if someone is interested. If you are interested in all or a portion of these animals, please fill out our contact form (we NEVER sell or give away any of your contact information).
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hat made from handspun
As part of our ASAP Farm Days, Susie Wheelis spun my black alpaca/blue green dyed Gulf Coast Native Wool roving then gave the resultant yarn to me. I designed and made this hat with that yarn.
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Crocheting the Asheville Reef, week2
Crocheting the Asheville Reef every Wednesday from 11am- 2pm at the Handmade in America office. This is a bring your lunch, drop in when you can for however long you can event so come on by.
Don’t know how to crochet, I’ll teach you! Supplies are provided.
Here’s a pic from today’s meeting.
The Laurel of Asheville has a nice article that explains the goal and purpose of this project, so click here to read the article.
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Louet has discontinued Riverstone and also dyed corriedale roving. I still have a few skeins of the Riverstone – email me (sales@alpacafleece.com) if you need some and I will see if I still have your color. Yarn Girls(DBNY) is the company Louet sent all they had left of both of these items to. You may also be able to obtain some there if you need to finish a project. I do have other wool yarns that felt well so if you are starting a new felting project, consider Kraemer and Brown Sheep yarns. Jean
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We've decided to downsize. You can see our farm listing at Keller Williams, by clicking here.
Many of our animals are for sale, as well. You can see that listing on our Alpaca Nation page, by clicking here.
