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This is exactly what I have been looking for! I must check out your links to see if I can buy Alpaca from you. How many ounces did you use and where did you get your hat mold. You are amazing!!

Hi! I wonder why you're wearing gloves? Is it because the water is very hot?

Thank you for this video. It is nice to see another alpaca farmer making felt with their fleeces. I am based in Australia. What type and size of drum carder do you use?

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After the rinse in the vinegar bath, did the vest smell like vinegar? Also, did you squeeze it out before laying it down to dry? Thank you.

Loved this! Thank you!

This reminds me of A Christmas Romance (1994)

How you can clean alpaca wool

Is 2 Lambs, a boy or girl⁉️

Great tutorial, what wheel is that, Awesome

What are the gloves used or

I hope your doing well. I miss your videos..

Fun to watch, it would be great to see the process up close. Both the carding and the spinning. You look very relaxed while doing these processes! How nice!

Buen día felicitaciones por su trabajo

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One last short before bed

Can you recommend a source for a hat block? Or do you make your own?

I just found this video and love the vest. It appears you have used only the longer fibers for the vest. Have you ever done this with the shorter neck fibers, perhaps fiber under 2" in length? Thank you for posting the video. I'll be watching for more.

You are both so inspiring, love it ❤❤

I'm a spinner and here's a tip. To remove your finished batt from the large drum, (and to clean both the drum and licker after you're finished), use a metal tined hair brush cleaning tool to loosen it as you go, and this will change your world.

So happy to have this done! Up next we are building Earthen Barn for the sheep & lambs! Subscribe now and watch our spring projects unfold!❤

This vest turned out so good! One of the nicest I’ve made for sure! Lmk if you have any questions! Thank you for watching!

Using your tutorials as a "Go To" as I experiment with felting

Using your tutorials as a "go to" as I learn felting

How much fiber can this carder hold?

If they don't dry the babies themselves wouldn't that affect things in the wild or are alpacas not something that exist in the wild?

Last thing i expected to see on RUclips reels today was alpacas rawdoggin

What do you do with them? Can you eat them? They look like they dont have alot of meat...

Did a jumbo sheep just gave birth to a full grown dog?!

We have nearly 70 alpacas on our off grid farm! We have babies every spring and fall! Our females are due starting April 1st! Hit that subscribe button now for lots of baby action coming up soon!

He said finish the job, took me out lmao

Hit the subscribe button to learn more wet felting & fiber art! Plus raising the animals! We farm the fiber ourselves & hand process it with no middle men!

Adding soapy water & friction to natural fibers causes the microscopic scales on the fiber to become tangled up! Forming a natural durable fabric! Possibly the first fabric humans ever made!😱 Subscribe if you love art & resiliency!

The clip at the end was so cute! This was so soothing :)

You seem like such a nice lady. I love learning about new arts and crafts!

Our farm…animals, art, love & land.💘

Interesting life you both have there. We all have a purpose and you’re living your best life🙏🏻

That's so sad poor little sheep you are literally letting their tails brought off by cutting off a blood supply shame on you

Awwwww they’re adorable! Thank you for the explanation as well, you learn something new every day!

Subscribe! And learn about off grid learning, fiber animals, fiber processing & art! Thank you!

These are the first two lambs we have on our farm! We did the banding 6 days and they have shown no signs or symptoms of pain at all. They are house lambs so I have been able to observe them closely. Before proceeding with this practice we did plenty of self reflection & research and we felt it was in alignment with our beliefs. Thank you for subscribing and watching! We have two more ewes that should be having their lambs any day!

I use a porcupine quill to lift fibres from the teeth on the drum. I believe that the doffer tool can damage both the cloth and the tines. The batt is absolutely dreamy and I love the way the colours blended. I love alpaca fibre 🥰🥰🙏🏼

So soothing to watch you working with the fiber! 😌

Thank you for sharing!🙂

Mary had two little lambs, who's fleece was white as snow. They would have followed her to school that day, in hopes of learning too. But jumped and ran in paca coats all new, because that is what they like to do. 😂🤣

Cuteness overload right there 😅