| Wool cloth made into a credit card holder. Blanket stitched with kid mohair and wool homespun rug hooked flowers decorate these cute bags. |
| Needle Felted Sheep |
| Roving blend: Angora and Babydoll Southdown |
Spinnakees' Farm offers a unique blend of fibers for the serious knitter & fiber artist. ~~~~~~~ roving blends: wool, Mohair, Angora $4 an oz. yarn homespun blends: $6 an oz. kid mohair roving ~ dyed primitive or plant dyeing $15/ oz. - would be beautiful used for doll hair!! adult mohair roving $3/oz. natural adult mohair locks~$2/ oz. dyed mohair locks ~ $3/ oz. use roving to make seat cushions or baskets/bowls/bags put locks into projects to give them a primitive look Come visit my fiber store to get a feel for our Luscious Locks and Fabulous Fibers |
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| Spinnakees' Farm Augusta, ME |
| Purses with antique buttons & neck string Fiber: Angora, kid Mohair and Wool/Angora/Mohair blends. |
| Yarn commercially spun from my roving blends into a very soft airy fiber and knit into a very simple scarf. |
| Stuffed with sheep wool this cute cat is homespun with fiber blends from my farm. Wool stuffing available for sale. |
| Bette Boop's Kid Mohair made into lace scarf |
| Bulky Babydoll and Mohair/Angora Blend. Very Soft and warm! |
| Locker Hooked shoulder bags for sale |
| Old Story book character Dr. Wango Tango, his hourse named Sam and his cat named Mouser. |
| I'll be adding pictures of my unique yarns soon. I use blends of Kid Mohair, German Angora and Babydoll Southdown wool. It is a soft, durable spongy wool, which I love to make socks and shawls. It also take dye well. I love to over dye a soft gray yarn using my Cushing Dyes. |
| Knitting Group meets Wednesday from 6 to 8 pm. Coffee or tea served. Share ideas and meet beginners and advanced knitters. Too much fun! Ladies Night out. Come and join the "Knitting Babes" & see the Knitting Babe created by my sister, Roberta Doyon!!!! |
| Needle felted doll by my daughter, Jessie Stover. Recently in the Bangor Daily News for her puppets and dolls! |
| Knitted bag to hold your magazines or knitting book - kits available. |