My boyfriend finally gave up the data transfer cable so I could get pictures off the camera (and free up the memory card of the 130 MB of squirrel videos we took last weekend). The pictures are pretty crappy in general, mostly snapshots taken indoors at 11 PM with the flash, but I’m excited I have something to show.
First up, the undergarments you’ve all been waiting for: Yes, it’s The Hideous Panties, Unveiled!
Like something out of a Hitchcock movie, aren’t they?
Next up, Lara, aka The Big Gray Sack. Better photos soon, but I’m just excited at the moment because this has become the perfect soft, warm, cozy, knock-around-the-house cardigan and you can really tell from this photo that I am 1) excited about my sweater 2) comfortable and 3) have obviously just been knocking around the house all day.
Now some photos from the field trip to the shearing at Schacht. Elli has more on her site, so I didn’t put up the photos of chickens and naked sheep and such that were essentially the same as hers. But I have photos of a sheep being sheared! And Elli and llamas!
And last but not least, some Selbuvotter pictures! They’re still damp, but I couldn’t wait to take a few progress pictures.
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October 4, 2007 at 10:43 am
chemgrrl
What, no modeling shot?
The mittens look lovely–can’t wait the see them both.
October 5, 2007 at 8:42 am
Walnuts and pumpkins and sheep, oh my! « the chemgrrl chronicles
[...] their annual sheep shearing. If you want to actually see pictures of that, please see Elli’s or Huan-Ha’s blogs. They actually saw the shearing. I had my brother in tow, who didn’t want to leave his seat [...]
October 8, 2007 at 9:03 am
Nikki
Wow, those mittens are the shizknit! I love the cardigan, too. I kinda think you’re right about the panties, though.
haha, but really, they are just regular panties and no matter how they turned out, not like you had to spend tons of time on them. Did I mention those gloves are the bizness!?
April 20, 2008 at 2:03 pm
Trunk’d! « Feather and Fan
[...] Open farm day at Schacht Fleece Farm, Sunday, May 18, noon to 4. More info at http://www.schachtfleecefarm.com. (Non wool-related, but [...]