Fiberfest 2009 Picture Page 2

Besides the Alpacas pictured before, there was sheep to visit with as well.

Minimally processed wool, in this case Alpaca, was available in bulk.

   
And you could get a spinning wheel, which will help you turn wool into yarn.
They also had skeen and ball winders, looms, and if you really needed one, you could order a carding machine as well.

Hand dyed wool both ready to spin into yarn and some already spun.

And, of course, there was Wool not in its natural habitat.

According to one of the Two Easily Embarrassed Fiber Show Ladies, the day was a success.
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