The oldest active breeding flock of registered Icelandic Sheep in California

 

 

- WOVEN BLANKET
The many colors and patterns of Icelandic sheep are readily apparent when the wool is on the animal, but when the fleece has been shorn, washed, spun and made into a finished product the color differences can be quite subtle. This is a saddle blanket I made using eight different colors of Icelandic fleeces, and the sheep each color came from.

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Miss Piggy
(moorit)

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Smoke
(black/grey)

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Saddle blanket woven with wool from each of these fine sheep!

(click on any photo for an enlargement)

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Snebaer
(white)

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STS840G
(moorit/grey)

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Charcoal
(black)

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Mocca
(moorit)

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Saga
(black badgerface)

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Vanilla
(moorit badgerface)

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