Here on our channel you can find our Podcast "Caught in the Wool!," Tutorials, Vlogs, and cute videos of our farm family (aka all our fluffy animals!)! Each video shares bits and pieces of our life on a wool farm and as indie dyers, like knitting, crochet, needle felting, hand dying yarn, and more!
Bumblebee Acres Farm is a Fiber Farm located in IL, USA! We raise adorable sheep, goats, and bunnies as a part of our family, as well as make art with their beautiful wool! We also hand dye superwash yarn in small batches and inspired by our favorite things! Like holidays, books, movies, tv shows, and more! We also create knitting patterns and crochet patterns with and for our yarn!
Lovely ladies, lovely yarn and lovely setting (except the wind that is driving Sam crazy!) How demure you both are! Also, all reality is individual in experience. There is no wrong way to experience your reality !
I always wondered about making them stand on a higher table or a stand and then sheer/cutters for getting the fleece. Really adorable sheep. I so love this because its sustainable and ecologically beneficial for the soil where these animal live. I have never touched a sheep in life but I always want to have these and angora goats. The small ruminants are my fav animals.
Thank you so much! I tried to talk to the other Bees about dying them this year, but it looks like the one of a kinds are all we have for Halloween minis this year! Hopefully next year! -Sam🐝
I’ve never really thought about it before, but I think my way of thinking is team Sen. It totally makes sense now! I also did not picture the apple 😅. I am really good at drawing, but if someone tells me to draw a certain animal that I know, I can’t picture it in my head, I have to look at a picture of it. Or when someone remembers things from their childhood, I feel like I can’t remember details like that, unless I see the pictures. Very interesting. I always felt kinda left out too. Do not despair, you are not alone! P.S. I can’t wait for that sock pattern to come out! 😮
usually I'm the one managing comments, but I showed this to Sen and I think she's feeling a lot better now! A few people have said they have the same thing. I'm glad you are finding each other, and also it doesn't seem to impact anyone negatively. In some ways it is probably a lot less distracting! I can't think and listen half the time 😬-Sam🐝
That's great to hear! I need to actually start working on drafting them! My least favorite part. I've always done SenBee's drafting, too, so I have to train her how and then hopefully we can start getting these out there! -Sam🐝
I somehow just found this channel, although I Love your yarn so much. Literally my favorite indie dyer and I’m sitting on my couch as I type knitting my first hat in the Nori colorway. (Woohoo Rings of Power themed yarns!) Racing to join your Patreon because you guys are so awesome. Thank you for this chill and delightful catchup video.
Wonderful! All of the things are so beautiful ❤ Ugh, the social media stuff 😢 And I only have a small little channel but it's really a pain isn't it? Even just trying to follow someone gets to be difficult. So good to see you
It is a constantly evolving struggle that somehow always gets more complicated, not less. Sigh. And then your original IG got messed up! So annoying and stressful constantly. But, thank you so much for watching, Cary. I need to catch up on some of your videos. Carissa usually gets to watch them before I do - SamBee
Aww, welcome!! That's awesome! Our clubs are our favorite product because we love surprises and dying brand new colors for them every month, so thank you so much for ordering <3
Thank you so much for explaining it this way! Knowing where all my fingers should be and why, was what finally allowed me to grasp this continental knitting concept.
