Medieval Collar with a modern twist: $345. The pattern is available as a pdf

for $6.

Barbara's Shawl - pattern is $6 as a pdf. .

This Freeform Shawl was woven, knitted, and crocheted as a raffle item for the Tucson wool Festival in 2008 and the proceeds were donated to a local charity.

Red, Orange, Black Freeform Shawl. This shawl was knitted from my handspun novelty yarn in a log cabin style.

Marc's landscape 40x50 inch es

Southwestern Landscape 26x28 inches

Paula's bag

Log cabin style vest from mostly mohai

Another log cabin style vest in soft pastels with angora rabbit, mohair, llama, and wools.

A wet felted vase.

Merino Felted Beret

Luxurious kid mohair scarf with black and gold beads

Southwestern shawl in Teal

Elegant evening scarf in black cotton and purple mohair, fringed with beads

My favorite colors so far. Designed to beat the winter blues.

I have finally spun dog hair. It is from a customer's chow. I blended it with alpaca and wool that matched the original colors, so she would have enough yarn for her project and to ensure that the fiber held together, since the dog hairs were rather short.

I have finally spun dog hair. It is from a customer's chow. I blended it with alpaca and wool that matched the original colors, so she would have enough yarn for her project and to ensure that the fiber held together, since the dog hairs were rather short.

I am always experimenting with color. The piece lying on top is from a commercially dyed merino roving. I isolated the colors in it and dyed kid mohair in the same colors and then blended them my own way. They were then blended together to create the following batts.