Happy Halloween and lots of spooky crafting to you!... » Read More

Fall is a happy, sad time here at Fire and Fluff.All the lovely little lambs are now big enough to go to new homes. Most will leave for other fiber oriented flocks, a few will stay to grow our numbers,  but there are always the very few that end up in the freezer. Hubby always laughs at my crying when we drop them off at the butcher. Don't get me wrong I love a good lamb roast much as any other carnivore does, but it is never easy knowing  and watching them for the 5 months before the fateful day arrives. There will be no tears though when we pick up the brown paper wrapped bundles in a week or two.Meantime I am booking Fall fibre and craft eve... » Read More

Hubby and I drove 6 hours one way to bring the felting table home in the back of a Silverado pickup. Then my hay guy had to come over with his tractor with the big hay fork on to help us move it into the mill. What an adventure that was! Anyway there it is the first 3 foot by 4 foot sheet of felt off the table. In this case it is about a quarter inch thick and made of some of my coarser coated girls fleeces with odds and sodds tossed on for interest. This sheet of felt will become lamb coats for use on babies next spring.  ... » Read More

Big order of custom made Floral beads. Never thought I would see the end of this order! Those are the best orders. Almost too much but never quite.... Took 4 days of filling and emptying the kiln to get it all done. Love it!  ... » Read More

Periodically I will post an update here of events at Fire and Fluff. With lots going on events will be reported after they have happened.Unfortunately I know the posts will be sporadic here, just as they are on my regular blog. Too much fun to have with fibre, glass and animals to stop and talk about what use to be! Anyhow for those in the know I have sheep, yes real ones, and this year for the first time in 12 years of keeping them, I ended up with a houselamb.Miss Adventure she is called on her official paperwork, we call her Missy or Little Girl most of the time. Anyway Missy's mom did not produce enough milk to support her solo, first time mo... » Read More