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  1. #1
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    With six cats and a St. B, I am 'wearing' them already!

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    Originally posted by Cataholic
    With six cats and a St. B, I am 'wearing' them already!
    LOL, no kidding! I went to school yesterday, and it wasn't until I was in the bright lights of the classroom that I noticed I was covered in rat fur.

    Spinning dog fur sounds really interesting. I might want to give it a try one day; maybe make a blanket or two. That would take a long time lol. Is it just like spinning other things? Can anyone give me an idea of it?
    I've been BOO'd!

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    When I was in high school we had a Landseer Newfoundland that I would brush and get garbage bags of hair out of him. I think it would be neat to have something made out of brushed out dog hair. The ultimate in recycling!
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    I charge depending on How clean the fur is and about $6.00 an hour for spinning I can get a large grocery bag done usually in 4-5 hours. Then depending on pattern and item for Knitting. I don't weave so blankets are out. I do have freinds that weave.
    I have a nice newfy tam and scarf. Hubby has a nice warm hunting hat thanks to our Lady (black Newf) .I ', getting hubby to get the tunic photo in a fromat I can add on her , later to day.

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    How much fur (bag size?) would be needed to do a long scarf?

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    I'd love to have something made out of Kai and Kae's fur. They have so much undercoat..it's unbelievable. I'll have enough for a blanket in no time.

    Kai [Sheltie], Kaedyn [Sheltie], Keeva [Malinois], Kwik [Malinois]

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    How long is a long scarf. most a bread sack will do.
    I got the Photos .
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    I have 3 hat designs.fishing cap.
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    Tams , a mix of dog and alpaca
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    Hunters cap Golden retrever This is the one I did for the a gentleman who works for national geographic. The 17yr old had to be put to sleep the day before he returned from a 6 month assignment.
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    I know I wouldn't want a sweater, or a hat, but I just would like a blanket. I also like the idea of a scarf, but I think that after I was going to do it, I would chicken out of something.

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    Originally posted by Corinna
    I charge depending on How clean the fur is and about $6.00 an hour for spinning I can get a large grocery bag done usually in 4-5 hours. Then depending on pattern and item for Knitting. I don't weave so blankets are out. I do have freinds that weave.
    I have a nice newfy tam and scarf. Hubby has a nice warm hunting hat thanks to our Lady (black Newf) .I ', getting hubby to get the tunic photo in a fromat I can add on her , later to day.
    Wowser. You could charge quadruple that price, I'd think. Spinning is a rare skill.

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    I know I should charge more but I'm just tring to get in the market and get name known . So some day you alll can say I knew her when . By the way I'm "The Spinning Rabbit"

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    Question??

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