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Oct. 29th, 2008
At long last, a bunny post
Oct. 29th, 2008 06:27 pmNo picy goodness, mea culpa.
I've made a deal with a local weaver who is going to come a few days a week to work on the Angoras fur. Brushing, harvesting fur by pulling, etc. so she can wash, card, spin and weave it. This is a huge relief for me, as I never have enough time or energy to keep up on their needs, and good for the bunnies, too.
She and her mother (who is delightfully batty, if you know the type) came by this afternoon. She managed to work on both Winken and Nod, but couldn't catch Blinken who apparently needs more time to get to know her. Otherwise the bunnies adore her, so I expect this will work out wonderfully for all of us. Martha even perched over her shoulder to see what she was up to!
I've made a deal with a local weaver who is going to come a few days a week to work on the Angoras fur. Brushing, harvesting fur by pulling, etc. so she can wash, card, spin and weave it. This is a huge relief for me, as I never have enough time or energy to keep up on their needs, and good for the bunnies, too.
She and her mother (who is delightfully batty, if you know the type) came by this afternoon. She managed to work on both Winken and Nod, but couldn't catch Blinken who apparently needs more time to get to know her. Otherwise the bunnies adore her, so I expect this will work out wonderfully for all of us. Martha even perched over her shoulder to see what she was up to!
