| Needle felting using Angora! |
| We have 2 beautiful litters of Jersey Woolies (Minature Angoras) ready for a new home we have 2 (a male and female) ready now that are black, and a litter of five, which are shades of gray, ready in about a week- Perfect for those who want an adorable fuzzy, smart pet! Why not litter train it to a kitty box? In the second litter we have a tiny one - These are the perfect size for an apartment. I love bringing in a couple at a time to visit. All they need for care if a little combing and trimming nails. I give them a little hay, rabbit food and a piece of raw carrot when I have one. These little beauties are all sold - Thank you for your interest. We hope to breed our 2 girls in the spring. Let me know if you are interested as they sell quickly. |
| Jersey Woolies: Price: $35 |
| A hand-hooked bunny, made from our own angora and mohair. See more of our original work on our Fiber Page. |
| Spinnakees' Farm is a member of: ~ Western Maine Rabbit Breeders' Assoc. Board Member of the Maine Sheep Breeders Association ~ District Director of the International German Angora Association (thank you Sheri & Leslie!) Kennebec Valley Sheep Breeders Association ~ AKC ~ Made In Maine Maine Spinners' Registry |
| Spinnakees' Farm Augusta, Maine (207) 622-5343 spinnakees@yahoo.com No images may be reproduced without permission. Copyright Spinnakees' Farm 2005 |
| Directions to Spinnakees' Fiber Farm: From Augusta take 105 from old Cony High School at the rotary. Go about 5 miles and take a left onto the Tasker Road. Go to the end and you will see our home, which is a blue vinyl. Farm will be to your left. Map Quest our directions; 1180 Tasker Road, Augusta, Maine 04330. Open Tuesday, Thursday and Friday, 2 to 6 pm. Call so I don't miss your visit. Ask me about spinning lessons or come bring your wheel and share a coffee with me. |
| Spinnakees' Farm Augusta, ME |
| ~Spinnakees' Fiber Artists Farm Shows~ Boothbay Common Show - Labor Day 2010 Maine Fiber Frolic June 2010 Common Ground Fair September 2010? Artistree November 2010 These are high quality craft/art shows and fun too! If you would like to visit our fiber store, please come Tuesday, Thursday, or Friday from 2 to 6 pm or call us (207-622-5343) and set up a time . |
| Welcome to our fiber farm in Augusta Maine. Established in 1985 and located on the shores of Togus Pond, we raise: Ye Olde English "Babydoll" Southdown sheep, Angora Goats, GermanAngora rabbits and show Keeshond dogs. Our Fiber room is always overflowing with yarns, roving and unique and one of a kind blends of wool, mohair and angora. Our hand-made products are original and one-of-a-kind creations. They are all created from the fibers of the creatures who bring me so much joy. ~Betty Stover |
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| 2006 Scrapies enrolled |
| Aida with first lamb born this season. Wonderful mom. Looking better each day. Will try and post newer picture when the sun comes out where she doesn't look as tired. |
| Black Beauty - this beautiful ewe lamb - now lives with Mary Ireland - Thank you Mary. She also adoped "Elfie" my little white ewe lamb! Both these lambs should be a wonderful foundation for future "Babydolls" |
| This is my Kate & Jake doll. These 2 people are so cute together and the dolls were fun to do because of this. What a wonderful gift for his girl friend! |
| 12/3/09 Thank you Blanch for the new ideas for my store and website. Sign at the end of the road is # 1. Betty |
| Some of my yarns and products are at Kennebec River Artisans, which is located in Hallowell. |
