RHF VANILLA SMUDGE
7/13/93 ILR # 125421
Live birth guarentee
Medium wool, sweet natured with excellent conformation and bone mass. All his babies have nice dispositions and great legs.
Multiple Grand Champion winner, Best of Show 2002/SAFF
Please email for stud fee and details
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RHF CHUI
4/29/94 ILR # 135988
Live birth guarentee
Medium/heavy wool, well proportioned, flashy appaloosa.
His offspring have excellent dispositions and conformation. They have an air of elegance, and move beautifully.
Email for stud fees and details.
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WELLSPRING FARM SERVICES
LLAMA SHEARING: full body cut and show cut, electric clippers or hand shears. Please email the following information for scheduling and quote: number of animals, first time or have they been sheared before, type of cut, best time/day for shearing, location, where they will be shorn (ie restraining chute, shed, any necessary details
Email Elke at: llama1@yancey.main.nc.us
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EVERYONE IS FELTING! We have had a lot of fun this year holding workshops for children and adults in needle felting and wet felting. Felting was all the rage at the NY State Sheep and Wool Festival in Oct. 2007. Wellspring Farm offers many choices in dyed and natural color wools for your felting projects. GET STARTED WITH A NEEDLE FELTING KIT Packed in a cute bucket, a small foam block, two needles, fiber fill, 4 pin backs, general instructions and a half a pound of assorted dyed and natural color wools to explore needle felting. $22.00 plus shipping and Sales Tax HGTV CAT KIT complete instructions and supplies (minus foam block) to make a kitty just like Elke did on That's Clever! $24.00 plus shipping and sales tax ASSORTED DYED ROVING PACKS FOR FELTING $10.00 + S&H
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WHAT DO WE DO WITH LLAMAS? Alongwith the ever popular question "do they spit?" we are asked "what do we do with llamas". At Wellspring Farm we use their fiber for felting and spun yarn, we hike with them, they help protect our sheep flock, we compete (for fun) in llama shows, we breed and train, we hold Open Houses so folks can get close to llamas, and in November of 2007, we were part of the Asheville Christmas parade. On the Saturday before Thanksgiving Wellspring Farm, alongwith several other llama farms in the area participated for the first time in the christmas parade. We dressed up our llamas with packs covered with ornaments, packages and toys, added tinsel to necks and feet!, and lots of bells. The llamas greeted many a child personally and behaved like pros to an audience of 80,000. So, that is what we do with llamas. What would you like to do with llamas?
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