Eva, Starr and Stubby, three beautiful and athletic German Shepherd Dogs gave some of their dark undercoat for this yarn. I blended it with black merino wool and spun a 12 wpi 2 ply yarn. It is a wonderfully soft and beautiful yarn. I wish I could take a better photograph. But the yarn is so dark that it is difficult to get a good picture of it with my little digital camera. I have been admiring it this week and planning the mittens I am considering making from it. I have also considered a twisted tubular scarf. Much of the chiengora yarn that I spin has guard hair in it and would feel itchy if worn against your neck. This yarn is so soft that it would be a wonderful scarf. I have 260 yards, I am going to have to think about this a little longer.
Creating hand spun chiengora yarn from a blend of wool and German Shepherd Dog fur, plus some other fun dog, fiber, and life stuff....
Monday, April 09, 2007
More Sheep and Shepherd Yarn

Eva, Starr and Stubby, three beautiful and athletic German Shepherd Dogs gave some of their dark undercoat for this yarn. I blended it with black merino wool and spun a 12 wpi 2 ply yarn. It is a wonderfully soft and beautiful yarn. I wish I could take a better photograph. But the yarn is so dark that it is difficult to get a good picture of it with my little digital camera. I have been admiring it this week and planning the mittens I am considering making from it. I have also considered a twisted tubular scarf. Much of the chiengora yarn that I spin has guard hair in it and would feel itchy if worn against your neck. This yarn is so soft that it would be a wonderful scarf. I have 260 yards, I am going to have to think about this a little longer.
Eva, Starr and Stubby, three beautiful and athletic German Shepherd Dogs gave some of their dark undercoat for this yarn. I blended it with black merino wool and spun a 12 wpi 2 ply yarn. It is a wonderfully soft and beautiful yarn. I wish I could take a better photograph. But the yarn is so dark that it is difficult to get a good picture of it with my little digital camera. I have been admiring it this week and planning the mittens I am considering making from it. I have also considered a twisted tubular scarf. Much of the chiengora yarn that I spin has guard hair in it and would feel itchy if worn against your neck. This yarn is so soft that it would be a wonderful scarf. I have 260 yards, I am going to have to think about this a little longer.
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