Showing posts with label bare sheep yarn co. Show all posts
Showing posts with label bare sheep yarn co. Show all posts

Friday, March 13, 2009

March Yarn Mailed!


Ok, 6 skeins of yarn to pack and I am going to the Post Office 
and mailing my March Fiber Barista's Club Yarn.

So with this short post I am off to work!!!

UPDATE

THE YARN HAS 
LEFT THE BUILDING!!!


Wednesday, March 11, 2009

Contest Alert!

It is time to pick patterns, stretch out 
those knitting fingers and find that 
one naughty missing dp needle!  
Here is some IMPORTANT INFORMATION 
for the March Yarn shipment:

CONTEST CONTEST CONTEST ALERT

Bare Sheep Yarn Company tracks all of their packages 
with Delivery Confirmation through U.S.P.S. 
So, Jenny can get everyone's EXACT Knitting Start Date.
With that said, the first (3) Fiber Barista 
Club Members to post pictures with the:

FASTEST COMPLETE PAIR OF SOCKS
(at least 3/4 length, adult size please) 
to the addresses below

will win:
a MYSTERY YARN PACKAGE from
Bare Sheep Yarn Company

(value over $25.00)!!!

This contest is for use ONLY with the March Yarn shipment!!
Post pictures to the Fiber Baristas Group on Ravelry 
or send pictures to Jenny@BareSheepYarn.com 
to be posted and updated daily with entry dates
Here is an example of how it will work:


Monday, March 9, 2009

Teaser Alert!


TEASER TEASER TEASER ALERT!!!

Hee hee! It is almost time!!!! March 15th is the magical day! I am still tagging and skeining but all of the skeins are dyed and I am starting to put everything together.

I have a contest in the works for the Fiber Barista Club members, there will be more details in your packages. (Hint Hint lots of Bare Sheep Yarn to win!!).

So have a good one and I will update a lot now so you can get as excited as I am!!

Jenny
Bare Sheep Yarn Company

Friday, January 16, 2009

Introducing Jenny of Bare Sheep Yarn Company

Hello, I am Jenny from Bare Sheep Yarn Company. I am a life long Maryland girl and have been in love with Art since I could hold a crayon. I married my high school sweetheart, We have three wonderful Rays of Sunshine and now live in the middle of farm country.

My husband was born to be a Farmer, however I struggled to find my passion, especially in the country. One day, I went into a yarn store and all of the yarn was nice but it wasn't perfect. I dyed reeds for basket weaving in college so I had that light-bulb moment and decided why not just dye the yarn myself. My passion was found and my love of color came out of retirement. Whew!

I sell yarn on Etsy http://www.baresheepyarn.etsy.com/ and on my site http://www.BareSheepYarn.com/

I dream; lust after my own brick and mortar store however, I can settle for my online stores just as long as I can keep on dyeing yarn.

Have a good one,

Jenny