The pictures tell the story.
Gorgeous hand dyed yarn~
Abraham having a drink break ~
Bobbin Lacemaking , amazing~
Abby needlefelting in a cookie cutter, sponsored by a local waldorf school~
Needlefelting in a windowpane~
Sheep Shearing~
Monday, October 5, 2009
Sheep and Wool Festival
We took a leisurely drive down to Tunbridge for the annual Vermont Sheep and Wool Festival yesterday. The foliage was breathtaking and we enjoyed the drive, avoiding the highways and instead, going through small Vermont towns.
The pictures tell the story.
Needlefelting in a windowpane~
The pictures tell the story.
Needlefelting in a windowpane~
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Wool festivals must have been all the rage over the last week. We went to one over the weekend as well, and I've read of a few others. It looks like your family enjoyed the wool festival!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great way to spend the weekend! Autumn Festivals are just the best :) Glad you enjoyed
ReplyDeleteGreat pics , and that is bobbin lacemaking, tatting is a bit different. I learned to make lace from a dutch lady who is 70! She makes amazing lace!
ReplyDeletesounds like a fun way to spend the day...unless you're the sheep! I've never seen how tatting is done before, that looks amazingly hard. Have a great day!
ReplyDeleteIt looks like you had a wonderful time!
ReplyDeleteWool festivals are an incredible way to spend the day : ) Your little one is so sweet in his lovely sweater, we bring mason jars with water wherever we go!
That needle felted window pane is stunning! What a neat festival.
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