I am having trouble with the computer and camera agreeing to download pictures into a place I can find...I've used Picassa3 for years....and now they don't like each other. I've even emptied the pictures from the program into my removable hard-drive, and still it is a no go. I downloaded pictures from the camera the other day, and of course it asks if you want to delete the pictures on the camera.... They are somewhere on this computer, but only God knows and I've not taken the time to sit down with the computer for any period of time and ask Him.
I have fleeces to put on the fleece blog (this verbal rant is there as well), but I can not YET locate the pictures. So, please know that I am not ignoring anyone!!
In the meantime, we are getting fleeces (not for the blog) washed, and drying, in readiness for the picker and carder. Other fleeces are headed for the dye-pot, and then the drying screens, for either sale as fleece pieces or eventually as roving.
I am working in the lower level of the house today and enjoying the coolness of concrete floors. Taking inventory of what is left to sell and what is left to wash. Always fun!!
And, if I finally get the computer and camera working...July's featured SALE!! fleece will be Northern NH ICELANDIC.
TTFN
Sunday, June 24, 2012
Tuesday, June 19, 2012
From Sheep to Yarn: AN EXPLORATION OF FIBER
This was posted in a group e-mail to beginning women farmer's group. I know most (all?) of these people. I hope to listen in this Thursday.
The Farm Report, a program of the HeritageRadioNetwork.org presents:
From Sheep to Yarn: AN EXPLORATION OF FIBER
Tune in live to The Farm Report every Thursday at 1PM by visiting
http://www.heritageradionetwork.org/
June 21st, 2012: Introduction to the world of fiber
Mary Jeanne Packer of Battenkill Fibers Carding and Spinning Mill, Greenwich,
NY and Mary Pratt of Elihu Farm, Easton NY
(We bought the super carder from Mary Jeanne)
June 28th, 2012: Heritage breeds and craft shearing
Virginia Scholomiti of the Yellow Farm, Delanson, NY and Andy Rice of Hogget
Hill Farm, Braggleboro, VT
(Andy Rice-shearer-taught me how to flip sheep. Sounds odd I know, but you need them on their butts to shear and to do 'toe nails')
July 5th, 2012: Fiber processing
Donna Quinn of Blue-By-Ewe Farm, Temple, NH and Mary Jeanne Packer of
Battenkill Fibers Carding and Spinning Mill, Greenwich, NY
The Farm Report, a program of the HeritageRadioNetwork.org presents:
From Sheep to Yarn: AN EXPLORATION OF FIBER
Tune in live to The Farm Report every Thursday at 1PM by visiting
http://www.heritageradionetwork.org/
June 21st, 2012: Introduction to the world of fiber
Mary Jeanne Packer of Battenkill Fibers Carding and Spinning Mill, Greenwich,
NY and Mary Pratt of Elihu Farm, Easton NY
(We bought the super carder from Mary Jeanne)
June 28th, 2012: Heritage breeds and craft shearing
Virginia Scholomiti of the Yellow Farm, Delanson, NY and Andy Rice of Hogget
Hill Farm, Braggleboro, VT
(Andy Rice-shearer-taught me how to flip sheep. Sounds odd I know, but you need them on their butts to shear and to do 'toe nails')
July 5th, 2012: Fiber processing
Donna Quinn of Blue-By-Ewe Farm, Temple, NH and Mary Jeanne Packer of
Battenkill Fibers Carding and Spinning Mill, Greenwich, NY
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