Friday in Photos
Big News for Tail Spin Farm
When we turned this little farm into a "hobby farm" a few years ago we only wanted one thing...for it to at least pay for feed for the animals. Well, it hasn't always done that, and I have often questioned if this is what I was supposed to be spending time and energy on. Just when I think about selling all of my angoras and just being done, God opens doors. My dream for my fiber farm (mainly angora rabbits) was to spin yarn to sell, create things to sell or sell the rabbits. We have done a bit of all of this, but never much. This week I was contact by a designer from New York, who has her own line of angora items. She found me from our local harvest site, and she wants to purchase ALL of the yarn I can get to her to create her line with!!!! This is exactly what I have always wanted (alright, I would rather have my own "line") and wanting to be wife, mom and homeschooler has to come first right now, so this is going to be a perfect fit for me! I sh...
I love looking at the pictures of your farm and family! :) That scarf is just gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteHi Renee! I love your blog! I really enjoyed speaking with you at the event on Saturday and I look forward to keeping up with you on your blog. I've already talked with hubs about getting rabbits, he seemed pretty open to the idea. I'm hoping this spring I can get some. I love adding to our little homestead. I'd love for you to follow my blog too. At least check it out. http://meg-silverthorn.blogspot.com/
ReplyDeleteBTW, I love your homeschooling sign about the village. My son isnt homeschooled but he goes to a very small private school at our church because I too have seen the village and don't want it raising my children.
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