Washed locks ready to be dyed.
This is the time of year when we dye our fleeces. We did about 60 lbs of sheep’s wool so far and haven’t even started the with the rabbit, angora goat or llama yet.
We are using a new line of dyes called Greener Shades that are made without heavy metals. Check them out at www.greenershades.stillrivermill.com. The colors are vibrant and warm.
We have mostly locks now, but are spinning up new color combinations and working the locks into highly textured yarns.
We will be at Franklin County Fiber Twist today and stArt on the Street in Worcester, MA tomorrow.
We will be at the Whitingham Maple Festival, in Whitingham Vermont, this weekend March 19-20. We’ve been spinning up lots of yarn and weaving scarves in fresh spring colors.
Check out the maplefest website at www.whitingham-maplefest.us
Hello and welcome to Rag Hill Farm. We are currently developing this site and look forward to sharing our farm and fiber experiences with you. Check back frequently to see what we are up to.
For those whom we have not met, we offer a variety of handspun and hand-dyed yarn, roving and locks along with hand crafted wool hats, bags, scarves. We create many sewn items including quilts and quilted potholders and journal covers. 
We will be posting a list of fairs and markets that we will be attending in 2011 and updating our etsy shop in the very near future. For now you can contact us at limuw@aol.com.
Jen and Neil
