Flower Girl and Flowers

Flower Girl and her namesake; Flowers

This is a pretty flower.  Guess what it is made of?   It's leftover dyed red English Angora yarn!  Carolyn designed it.   She does not want to waste any Angora fiber, fresh or leftover.

 

Kimekomi Turtles

 Carolyn shares photos of the Kimekomi turtle that she made.

Carolyn wanted to make it because of its pretty long haired tail that reminds her of Angora wool. 

The Japanese word for turtle is Kame and is symbolic for good luck and longevity.

   

Tammy Spreads Fuzzy Hugs

Tammy has lots and lots of Giant Angoras.

Tammy wishes to share her hugs with friends especially during this unusual time.

With the hugging heart, Tammy enclosed a card of love.

And a wonderful note.  If you wish to have a hug from Tammy, visit her at http://sinfullysoft.com

Canadian Goose Family

After raining for a few days, the grass is greener and the sun brighter.  The Canadian Geese are enjoying a great day.

Mama, see we can run, we have fun!!!

 

French Angora Sofia Wins Reserve In Show

Pretty French Angora, who is it?

 

It's Tower View's Sofia who won RIS at the New Year Eve show in Sumner, IL.  Her mama is Rachel whose French Angora also won the BOB and BOSB at the 2019 convention at Reno.   Of course we recognize judge Kendal who is from CA.

Casey's Yard is Coming Back

 

Casey's yard was in pretty bad condition after the LNU fire in August.   See:

Northern California Angora Guild: Casey's Evacuation from Wild Fire (ncag.blogspot.com) 

She went through rebuilding and replanting, see: 
Northern California Angora Guild: Casey Rebuilds, Part 1 (ncag.blogspot.com).  
Thank goodness now her yard is hopping with Paper White flowers and others....

Pretty purple flowers.

The Smart Rock accompanies the new flowers.

More Litters of Bunny Slippers

 

It's hard to resist such cute slippers, Carolyn got a pair.

... then one more pair.

... then another pair.   Carolyn has three "litters" of cute bunny slippers but her feet never touched these cuties.   These cuties are more for appreciating than for wearing.