Since I've been back on my feet, I've been slowly catching up with grooming and cleaning in the rabbitry. This week, I clipped Timbuktu, Cyrenaica, and Sierra Leone, and bred both does to Tim. So now early next month, I'll be expecting 2 litters of Satin Angoras.
Tonight, I clipped Vendetta, and bred her to Benz, who was already clipped down. So a litter of French Angoras is on the way (I hope I hope) .
Tomorrow night, I have to start clipping Valhalla. Once he is finished, I need to check over Vidal, and then I am DONE clipping for a while, I think. There are a few juniors that need a thorough grooming, but that does not take long - maybe 10 minutes per bunny.
While clipping, I've also been spinning up the wool as I go. So after all that work, I just have one skein of white FA to ply, and a bag of fawn from Vendetta, and then I'm out of angora already.
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OK, so last night, I spun up all of Vendetta. I have to ply it tonight. Now what ???
And this is why we need to get some German or Giants in your barn!
Wow, Lisa, you're on a roll! Lucky for you not only do you have angora rabbits, but also awesome BFL's. I need to spin more, but have to make time for it.
I'm sooooo bad!!!....Envy, envy, envy!!!!!! Takes me for ever to spin!!! I wish I had your spinning savvy and speed. :- D
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