I collect all the hair from grooming the dogs and spin it on a spinning wheel, colour it and knit or crochet – these scarves were made from Orion’s hair. It is time consuming – taking 8 hours to make a ball of wool, but definitely worth the effort.
New scarves made from Orion’s hair
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