Mood:  surprised

I taught a beginning spinning class last week and one of my students came all the way from Boulder, MT to take it which was quite an ego boost.  In my chemical dyeing class last week too a woman drove from Stanford, MT to take it.  But anyway, one of my students was quite interested in natural dyeing.  She came to my house and bought some fleece I had natural dyed.  It wasn't carded, but in the class I had shown them the dog brush method of combing.  I really hadn't thought people would buy natural dyed fleece that wasn't processed.  I just don't have the patience to card or comb fleece for sale.  But selling natural dyed fleece for them to process that is a different story.  I love fleece and I love dyeing.  So I guess I sell natural dyed fleece now.  Linda with a crab apple natural dye pot going right now.