Remember, source your angora yarn from farms/spinners who meet ethical standards for the treatment of their rabbits. It's more expensive, but worth it.
Further adventures of a Sumo loving knitter, who also dabbles in crochet as well as other textile arts.
Thursday, November 20, 2014
Hello, Gorgeous!
It's been done for a few days, and the friend loves it! I'm glad I was able to use the angora that's been sitting in my stash for a few years now. And it was the right move to carry it along with the silk/merino yarn.
Remember, source your angora yarn from farms/spinners who meet ethical standards for the treatment of their rabbits. It's more expensive, but worth it.
Remember, source your angora yarn from farms/spinners who meet ethical standards for the treatment of their rabbits. It's more expensive, but worth it.
