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New Stuff!
Bungalow Farm has new yarn! Chunky Bunny is a luscious, cushy two ply heavy worsted/chunky yarn blend of 50% German Angora and 50% Merino wool. The Merino is domestic, as is of course, the angora. Spun by Zeilingers. It just … Continue reading
Late Summer Cleanup
Breezy and Bella It’s fall cleanup time so I brought the girls in to help. Breezy and Bella belong to my neighbor but were happy to come over and help out. They love the worms and grubs under the cages. … Continue reading
Klaudia is a Cover Girl!
Bungalow Farm’s Klaudia has made her publishing debut. Klaudia is such a ham here…she had so much fun that day performing for the camera. Here she is on the cover of the the Summer 2011 issue of Wild Fibers magazine. … Continue reading
German Angoras in Grants Pass
Bungalow Farm’s Brunhilde (Reg. 2079 g./yr.) is newly registered! We all had a great weekend at the IAGARB registration at Margie’s in Grants Pass. We had lots fun and laughs. While Brunhilde registered with the highest overall wool production of … Continue reading
Spring!
Finally! I really hate to say that, because I love winter. And Spring, but spring can be short here (especially when it’s late) and burst right into Summer. And we all know what that means. HEAT. It’s a four letter … Continue reading
Spinning Batts and Felted Hats
The new spinning and felting batts are here! Carded batts with a blend of fabulous German angora/Polwarth blend–just a dream to spin. This one is the periwinkle ‘Morning Glory’ colorway with blues and purples. These felted hats were wet felted … Continue reading
New Patterns! Update: And Angora Socks!
The Mont-Tremblant Neck Gaiter. Fast and easy to knit, using just one skein of Bungalow Farm’s Angora Frost yarn. Washable. Makes a great holiday gift! To order see below. The Woolly Winter Gauntlets are also knit with the Bungalow Farm … Continue reading
The Amazing German Angora
As the days get shorter and weather turns chillier, the German angoras here at Bungalow Farm get a little friskier. The summer heat is gone and the angora wool coats are a bit longer. The soft, dense wool will be … Continue reading