Llama fiber
I may be getting some llama fiber. 10 or so fleeces from some one I know.
What would I do with all of these? Get them processed and sell them on Etsy??? Or... Suggestions???
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Lucky you! It spins like a
Lucky you! It spins like a dream!!!
Yes, get it processed, unless you really want to learn how, then by all means do that. I went through it and just decided that processing my own fiber is not for me. But kudos to all of you who do enjoy it!
Actually, with all that
Actually, with all that llama you can do all of the above...should you feel so inclined. Nice yarn and great to spin...however, I had a really bad allergic reaction when I tried it. Couldn't figure out if it was the llama fiber or the flora that was trapped in it. -- Books, knitting, cats, fountain pens...Life is Good.