Hardening off cabbage, brussles, cauliflower and bean seedlings the group planted earlier last month.
We've already planned in the ground the ones we plan to grow. These will go to market to recoup seed costs etc. The rest will be free to others needing them.

Working on the greenhouse today.
Pardon the mess, we used less attractive methods to keep our from blowing away the past few months. Those are being replaced by stylish 1gal vinegar bottles from our pickling partners.

The herd is complete for now!
4 papered shetlands!

A new face for our fiber herd!
This is a pygora goat. Her sister was already with us, and we're thrilled to have her!

Wrapping up some lamb from butcher day! 🥰

Working on some cuties! I accidentally grabbed the full size version of this pattern when I did cut outs. So, now there will be a nice set of larger, unjointed, bears at the one holiday event we'll have our things at this year. One awaiting a nose, two awaiting noses and glass eyes

I had told myself I would only use chunky yarn... So of course now I'm making lace *sigh*

Working on clearing up some reclaimed yarn. These are some hands dyed, and some factory dyed wools mostly.

Working on the winter hydro set up. So far, lettuce, beets, peas and chamomile are sprouting and look healthy, not leggy. These are modified kratky, supplemental light on timer, no added heat in a basic hoop greenhouse

Getting ready to make teddy bears for the single upcoming holiday show we're doing this year.

The commissions are starting to come in to be ready before holidays, too. Can't wait!