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From baby bunny to a sweater! The process starts with gently shearing Alice the Angora rabbit, and because the rabbits are so clean the fiber is immediately usable (the spun yarn will be washed later). This fiber was combined with wool on a blending board and made into rolags. The rolags are spun and chain plied into a gradient yarn which is then knit into a sweater.💗 | Cedar Hill Fiber Farm
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From baby bunny to a sweater! The process starts with gently shearing Alice the Angora rabbit, and because the rabbits are so clean the fiber is immediately usable (the spun yarn will be washed later). This fiber was combined with wool on a blending board and made into rolags. The rolags are spun and chain plied into a gradient yarn which is then knit into a sweater.💗 | Cedar Hill Fiber Farm
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This Giant Angora rabbit wanted to enjoy the whole view during his shearing. Usually the rabbits are content to sit still, but this is an example of one who wanted to move around more and was free to do so. It makes shearing a little trickier, so I simply shear whichever part of the rabbit is easy to reach at the time, and it only ends up taking a few additional minutes.💗 | Cedar Hill Fiber Farm
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This Giant Angora rabbit wanted to enjoy the whole view during his shearing. Usually the rabbits are content to sit still, but this is an example of one who wanted to move around more and was free to do so. It makes shearing a little trickier, so I simply shear whichever part of the rabbit is easy to reach at the time, and it only ends up taking a few additional minutes.💗 | Cedar Hill Fiber Farm
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The Giant Angora rabbits always appreciate a mid summer shearing. A rabbit as large as Daphne will produce around 8oz of fiber in a single shearing, and Angora is 7 times warmer than sheep’s wool. Because of this Angoras are quite heat sensitive and need to be monitored closely when kept outdoors. Some of the ways they keep cool or expanding blood vessels in their ears to dissipate heat or breathing quickly, similar to a dog panting.💗 | Cedar Hill Fiber Farm
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Claudia -Cedar Hill Fiber Farm on Instagram: "From baby bunny to a sweater! The process starts with gently shearing Alice the Angora rabbit, and because the rabbits are so clean the fiber is immediately usable (the spun yarn will be washed later). This fiber was combined with wool on a blending board and made into rolags. The rolags are spun and chain plied into a gradient yarn which is then knit into a sweater.💗"
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Claudia -Cedar Hill Fiber Farm on Instagram: "The Giant Angora rabbits always appreciate a mid summer shearing. A rabbit as large as Daphne will produce around 8oz of fiber in a single shearing, and Angora is 7 times warmer than sheep’s wool. Because of this Angoras are quite heat sensitive and need to be monitored closely when kept outdoors. Some of the ways they keep cool or expanding blood vessels in their ears to dissipate heat or breathing quickly, similar to a dog panting.💗"
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