Hard to believe it's mid-February - we've had such extreme conditions this winter! What is winter coming to in Indiana? The alpacas are enjoying the crisper days but not the ice in the pasture. Some have been doing their best to learn "ice skating" while others get their legs into a knot and need to be rescued - just kidding - they ARE very cautious though!
The poncho on the right is made from a blend of our herd. The model is "Cookies'N Cream" painted by husband, Lee.
On the fiber side, I’ve started a poncho line this winter; most of them are made from natural yarns from our herd. These ponchos are very stylish this year and are hot sellers!! I've included some photos - comments are welcome! 
The Poncho at left is "Je ne sais quoi" from one of our foundation girls. She's a favorite on our farm.
The poncho on the right is made from a blend of our herd. The model is "Cookies'N Cream" painted by husband, Lee.
Another high side for February, last year’s clip is back from the mill and looks awesome!!! I've included some pics of the yarn and rovings. They are all LUSCIOUS and I can hardly bear to part with them! Most of them are on their way to our shop at the American Countryside Farmers Market in Elkhart County. So plan a visit to the shop and check out the newest gourmet line! (links are in the right corner)
Warmly, Liz
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