Skirting a Raw Sheep Fleece Southdown Babydoll Part 1 of a Fiber Art Series (Hausfrau Friday)

This video is a re-upload from my former channel on eco-domesticity, Parkrose Hausfrau. I am moving videos from that channel to Parkrose Permaculture so that more folks can access them. It's a slow process, thanks for being patient with me, and be sure to check out my regular Hausfrau Friday series here on the Parkrose Permaculture UA-cam Channel. Thanks!
Today, I'm skirting a raw wool fleece. Skirting a fleece is the first step in processing a sheep fleece so it can eventually be spun into yarn. This is the first video in a series that takes a raw fleece from right-after-shearing all the way to finished garment. I'll be walking you through skirting, separating, washing, carding/combing, spinning, and finally knitting the finished garment. Imparting tips and tricks I've learned in my 24 years as a fiber artist.
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[@Torahliving21]

Thank you 🙏🏼

[@sharonbuck6333]

Thank you! I own baby doll south down sheep, and the staple can be much longer if they are just shorn once a year.