Tohono Chul Holiday Lights

What a great craft fair - that really isn't a craft fair.

Tohono Chul Park, in Tucson, Arizona, is a combination arboreteum, native american-sonoran desert, tea room, native plant store, that is not a store at all. For 4 nights in the beginning of the holiday season, the park is decorated in lights. There is live music and a celebration.

With just a few vendors, it's great fun! My friend Kathy brings a few goaties and an angora bunny.

Tonight is the last night for the event, leaving shortly!

Woolies

Wanted to share some Woolies with you --- these will NOT be available in my Etsy shop, but on another really fabulous online store that I'll share with you shortly.

What do you think??

This is Goatie, made from organic hemp/cotton corduroy, organic sherpa, and organic cotton. Stuffed with wool. Droopy goatie ears.

Some girls.

Snow bunny.

Apple. Which one do you like better - the one with green arms and legs (like a little apple tree), or the one with contrasting orance and aqua arms & legs? I can't decide...

I have to make a LOT of them, so will be very busy the next couple of weeks.....

Have you ever seen a baby goat?

My friend Kathy has a fiber ranch. She raises sheep (of various kinds), angora goats, llama and alpaca. Oh and bunnies too - l o n g hair bunnies, who sit patiently while she plucks them!
It's just about spring here in Tucson, and Kathy is waiting for babies. You can check out her blog here

I can't wait for babies at the ranch!
We had two goaties here for a few months, they weren't fiber goats, they were just goat-goats. They grew very attached to me and whenever I left their side, the little girl goat (Baby Beotch) CRIED and CRIED for HOURS for me. It finally drove us over the deep end, so I gave them to a friend of Kathy's who needed a milk goat. :0)