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Blueball Mountain Spindle & Needleworks, the Yarn and Fiber Shop in Historic Downtown Elizabethtown KY, has become the focus of the activities of All One Farms. The Farm, itself is still where the Sheep are raised, Gardens are kept and large dyeing and processing takes place. We continue to live simply, still seek to be self sustaining and remain conscious of our role in the universe. Every day is an adventure and it doesn't always take me where I plan. Come journey with me and share my experiences as I continue evolving my dream. Email me at luna.headhearthands@gmail.com.

Monday, January 19, 2009

So far this year.....


has been going along pretty well. I've vowed to get my business off the ground. I am here because it was time to finally live my life in the way that honors my own spirit....to fllow my bliss as they say. I made the move to sheep keeping and farming in mid 20007 but then got sidetracked (de railed?) in 2008. Despite having to leave for weeks at a time at least 6 times in 2008, I feel I have made progress. I am holding on to the dream. I am developing my skills and learning how to promote my business through the wonderful power of the internet. A godsend to one who is basically shy and laid back. In the last few weeks I have investigated the wonderful resources available to fiber fanatics both producers and transformers. I have been quietly observing the wonderful work of sooo many talented women and men through Ravelry and Flickr and learning from their examples. Stay tuned for a progress report...picturers included. Here's just one.

Thursday, January 8, 2009

Flickr

This is a test post from flickr, a fancy photo sharing thing.

Saturday, December 20, 2008

Back by popular demand: Rams



Meet Prince, the yearling ram:


My needle felted Wool Rams have been one of my most popular items. Prince, the yearling ram is hand made of 100% wool. He is a bigger than my usual rams standing about 6 1/2 inches tall and 7 1/2 inches from head to tail. He carries his tan/grey/cream fleece proudly. His face, ears, socks and his full grown ram horns are a deep black. Built on a wire frame, his head, and legs have just enough flexibility to change his mood with a slight bend of his neck and legs. Here is his handsome profile:

And a view from behind:



Prince is ready to find a new home. He can become part of your collection for just $32 plus shipping. Paypal invoicing available. Email luna.headhearthands@gmail.com

I will be making more rams, ewes and lambs after the holidays. If there is a color you would like to see, drop me an email or leave a comment.

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