Crafts
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(3,609 posts)niyad
(134,035 posts)a sweater. It felt very nice.
sprinkleeninow
(22,473 posts)sinkingfeeling
(58,043 posts)have 6 pillowcases full of Samoyed and American Eskimo hair that has been washed and combed. It's now ready to spin.
https://www.wikihow.com/Make-Dog-Yarn
sprinkleeninow
(22,473 posts)Well duh, sprink. They spin yarn from sheep wool.
sprinkleeninow
(22,473 posts)sinkingfeeling
(58,043 posts)hundred pounds of white dog hair. I attribute my longevity to it!
sprinkleeninow
(22,473 posts)Bayard
(30,288 posts)We could probably make about a thousand sweaters.
Who wants some?
sprinkleeninow
(22,473 posts)My girl has fur but she's sleek. No shaping/clipping for the groomer. Yet, hair all over the place. I don't mind. She worth it all❣
Bayard
(30,288 posts)Our guys were all rescues.
sprinkleeninow
(22,473 posts)niyad
(134,035 posts)dem in texas
(2,681 posts)had a friend who raised German Shepherds. She saved their hair and spun it into yarn. Because I was knitter, she showed me the yarn that she had spun, but never saw it knitted into anything. All I remember was that it was very soft.
Warpy
(114,676 posts)It's not just in Italy and that sweater is 25 years old and still going strong.
yellowdogintexas
(23,763 posts)It would be nice to have a use for it
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