Entwined Fiber and Wire

When I chose the name “Entwined” I was considering the treatment of both the fiber that I spin, weave and felt, and the wire that I twist, bend and weave.  After deciding on the name I put some thought into how appropriate it actually describes my life of fiber.  My family member’s lives and the lives of the animals that we raise on our small farm are definitely entwined.

On our farm we keep alpaca, llamas, angora goats and angora rabbits and use their fiber to create beautiful works of art.  Our animals are never harmed for their fiber.  I shear the angora goats twice per year, the llamas and alpaca once per year and the rabbits are brushed for their fiber.

Fiber Arts and Wearables

Fiber is donated by my llamas, alpacas, angora rabbits or angora goats.  Merino wool hand-felted hats and various other fiber products are available as well.

Raw Fiber for Spinning and Felting

Raw, unwashed angora rabbit fiber in various colors.  Picked and carded llama and alpaca fiber in batts, various colors.

Entwined Wire Arts

Wire-wrapped stones and fossils with hand-woven Viking weave chains.

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Private Lessons?

Contact me for private or small group lessons at my home studio.

Prepping Fiber (picking, carding)

Spinning

Wet Felting

Needle Felting

Weaving on a rigid heddle loom

Questions? Email me for more information

Visit my Square Online Store

My Square Online Store will have the current inventory of items for sale as well as the opportunity for you to custom design your own product.

I will be at Sherwood Forest Faire this weekend for the final days of 2024 and the April 26-27 at the Yellow Rose Fiber Fiesta. Come check it out! ... See MoreSee Less
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Maya’s first shearing by me ... See MoreSee Less
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Ulysses and I decided to divide our shearing over two days due to my broken foot, his upcoming hip replacement and two new llamas I’ve never shorn. The mama, Crystal, went first. Followed by her baby, 1year old Maya. They both did surprisingly well. You probably can’t hear me over the clipper noise but I coo reassurances the whole time! ... See MoreSee Less
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Yesterday Sparrow and I did a Fiber to Art presentation for a garden club. Then we made a quick stop at one of my favorite fiber vendors, Living Felt, in Dripping Springs! ... See MoreSee Less
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