[Jacob-list] Fiber Processing

[Karen]

    I also use Spinderella's and have had some nice stuff come back.  
Lynn is a very knowledgeable fiber "artist"  and offers some good 
ideas.  She also tells me when there is problems with my fiber...... 
although I do not always want to hear it, but my fiber(and animals) has 
greatly improved because I have learned to do things differently. 
Karen Sigler
Benjamin Farms,  Utah

Linda wrote:


> Sorry to hear that, Carl.  I process most of my own, but do send some 

> out.  Will stay away from them.

>  

> Three processors that I have used and can recommend are Pufpaff's, 

> Wooly Knob, and Spinderella's (really fast turnaround at Spinderella's 

> and a good job at all three).  It just so happens (blatant ad for the 

> AGM raffle *smile*) that these three processors have donated 

> processing to the AGM raffle.  So if anyone wants to give them a try, 

> raffle tickets are only $2/each (and even cheaper when you buy more 

> tickets).   http://www.jsba.org/agm.html

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> Linda

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> *www.patchworkfibers.com* <http://www.patchworkfibers.com>

> *Registered Jacob Sheep, Angora Rabbits, Handspun Yarn*

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> /> This is a WARNING to anyone that sends fibers to be processed. We/

> /> tried a new processor and really got taken to the cleaners. DO NOT/

> /> send anything to Baily's in White Cloud, Michigan. We learned the/

> /> hard way./

> />/

> /> Carl Fosbrink/

> /> 4Horn Fiber Farm/

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