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double m sheep and wool skip to main skip to sidebar tuesday august 11 2009 tutorial hooking raw wool into your rugs this is gentle gracie in the pumpkin patch i am using gracie s washed wool from this springs shearing i use clean raw wool instead of processed roving as the crimp in the wool helps give it that curly look i use pieces a little thicker than a pencil it is pulled through just like regular rug hooking i go against the norm on these i hook all around my sheep first including any background you want to space it much farther than you would with strips because when you clip it it will fan out i pull loops up at least double the height of the loops for regular wool depending on how long you want the staple to look on your sheep for example stormy s rug in my last post i pulled quite high as stormy has very long staple to her wool and the lamb is pulled shorter for gracie i wanted hers a medium because of the pumpkins when you come to the end you trim the ends even with your loops then each loop is to be cut down the center and finger fluffed i do this as i go to make sure i am not making it too bunched up when you are finished you can take your scissors and lightly trim and shape around the edges thank you to my darling hubby ken for the great pictures posted by double m sheep and wool at 11 58 am 10 comments double m s banner rug stormy and baby jackson finally finished sweet stormy and baby jackson or as hubby calls it a mothers love baby jackson is one of stormy s boys we decided to keep i couldn t let them both go banner rug stormy and baby jackson were drawn by my hubby flowers and border drawn by me allhooked by me i think hubby and i make a great team check back for a tutorial using raw wool for sheep with my new rug gentle gracie in the pumpkin patch i love to make rugs of my very special sheep using their own wool to remember them by for years to come as sheira the matriarch gets older i am more and more glad that i made her rug on the back label i added some things about her character that makes her so special posted by double m sheep and wool at 10 25 am no comments wednesday may 13 2009 ten commandments of a responsible pet owner i created this blog for wool and rug hooking but my love of animal s is as deep as my love of wool and rug hooking as i watch my babies and realize how different their lives could be the sheep are on green pastures with shelter and love the chickens are able to run around the fields all day the ducks have ponds to swim in the peacock who just decided to come live with us has shelter and love the kitty s lounge in the windows and are not allowed to run all over the streets all have plenty to eat drink more than adequate shelter lots of love vaccines and vet care bau was my first rescue baby he was left by the side of the road at around 3 weeks of age with his other cocker spaniel siblings in a box after loosing my precious 19 year old bau in dec 06 we decided it time in february 06 to rescue another the rescue was passing this out and it sits on my refrigerator to this day as i think it applies to all animals in ones care ten commandments of a responsible pet owner my life is likely to last 10 to 15 years any seperation from you will be very painful give me time to understand what you want of me place your trust in me it is crucial for my well being don t be angry with me for long and don t lock me up for my punishment you have your work your friends your entertainment i have only you talk to me even if i don t understand your words i understand your voice when it s speaking to me be aware that however you treat me i ll never forget it before you hit me remember that i have teeth that could easily crush the bones in your hand but i choose not to bite you before you scold be for being lazy or uncooperative ask yourself if something might be bothering me perhaps i m not getting the right food i ve been out in the sun too long or my heart may be getting old and weak take care of me when i get old you too will grow old go with me on difficult journeys never say i can t bear to watch it or let it happen on my absence everything is easier for me if you are there remember i love you author unknown i am happy to say we adopted three other darlings over the past few years and all within just a short time of having their life ended leyla lugger and loulou posted by double m sheep and wool at 12 50 pm 2 comments monday may 11 2009 the shepherds greatest tool shiera the shepherd or shepherdess greatest tool is a good matriarch ewe regardless of breed shiera is a dorper and my matriarch ewe she is not part of my breeding stock of shetlands and baby doll southdowns but her value is far beyond that she is a smart gentle leader and a follower i watch sheira with admiration as she leads the flock out of danger if i am unable to get to them fast enough i count on her to alert me when there is a problem one night while asleep i heard sheira outside my bedroom window baaing loudly my first thought was that i had left the gate open but just in case hubby and i grabbed our guns and ran out to see what was going on there to our sheer panic were several coyotes attacking our chicken pen by the barn sheira had busted through the gate and lead the other sheep and lambs to safety when all was over she followed me back to the barn with the other sheep and lambs following her this would not be the last time that it happenend she knows she can bust through the gate but does not unless there is danger i can lead the flock anywhere i need to as sheira follows me and they follow her for this she will always have my love and admiration posted by double m sheep and wool at 8 34 am 2 comments wednesday april 8 2009 easy hand dying wool tutorial _sun jar method easy no hassle dye method using a jar and the sun for all you busy busy ladies or men who do not have time to stand over a hot stove all day this method also saves energy and lots of time using a large glass jar fill half water and add a 1 4 cup of vinegar mix in dye for this demonstration i used 1 4 tsp of jaquard chestnut but you can use koolaid tea or the left over coffee from your coffe pot stuff the wool in and stir i did not presoak wool place the lid on the jar and set it outside where the sun will shine on it all day bring it in and let it cool rinse and throw it in the dryer for a good felting posted by double m sheep and wool at 10 20 am 3 comments sunday march 22 2009 replacement lamb formula with grocerey store milk old recipe using store bought milk i have raised many a bottle lambs with this and never had scour problems with my lambs this is max morgan molly half gallon of whole milk 1 quart butter milk 1 can pet canned milk mix em all up together and you ready to go i add powdered colostrum for the first week prichard nipples and a 20 ounce empty plastic coke bottle rinsed well posted by double m sheep and wool at 7 04 am 2 comments labels emergency lamb formula replacer milk for lambs friday march 20 2009 stormy gives birth twin ram lambs it is no secret to those who know me stormy is my favorite ewe daughter to my beloved 18 yr old ewe hyacinth who has since passed on stormy has the gentlest temperament and always sweet with any of the lambs last night at around 10 o clock last check on the sheep before winding down for the night half way to the barn i hear stormy crying to all heaven i raced to the barn and there my darling stormy was in labor some ewes give early warning signs but not my storm the first lamb needed assistance the second came with no problems both boys i was so hopping for a girl to keep heres mamma and babies hours old posted by double m sheep and wool at 10 46 am 2 comments labels stormy lambs twin older posts home subscribe to posts atom pages home facebook badge double m sheep wool rug hooking promote your page too follow this blog bonanzle weather at our place my ebay wool my website followers blog archive 2009 8 august 2 tutorial 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