Mohair goat

Tilly making sheep and goats confused since day 1😂 We raise angora goats @redfalconranch for their luxurious mohair fiber. I know, they look like sheep! But, they are in fact goats and produce mohair, not wool.🐐 Mohair is silky soft and stronger than similarly sized steel. Our goats are sheared twice a year by us in the spring and fall. Each goat has a name and their own personality.💛 We turn their mohair into soft everyday socks! You can find them through the link in bio or at…

Mohair is definitely having a moment as we keep finding ourselves adding new mohair patterns from some of our favourite designers to our Ravelry queues. Often

The Scottish Yarn Festival. Join us on Saturday the 7th of September at the @thescottishyarnfestival - super local to Guardswell this year, down in Errol. We’ll be there to chat all things angora goat, mohair, Hebridean fleece, how awesome wool is, and how brilliant for the world it is to wear natural fibre. Tickets always sell fast- and you’ll need one in advance. So head over to their website. We’d love to see you there! #guardswell #guardswellfarm #yarn #angoragoat #mohair #Hebrideansheep…

Lara's each cut continues to be as soft as her first! Beautiful, soft, clean locks of charcoal and cream. 4 ounces $30 and ships free! This is perfect for doll hair and spinning! You will love!

I’m absolutely delighted to introduce our latest addition to Closkelt Yarns. Please meet Grace the Angora Goat who will soon be giving her contribution to my range of handspun. Can’t wait to spin mohair for the first time. Grace is only 4 months old #angoragoats #angorakidgoats #mohair #handspinning #handspinnersoftheworld #handspunyarn #knittinginireland #babygoatsofinstagram #knittinghandspun #handspunmohair #goatkids

Mohair goat (Capra hircus aegagrus), close-up fur, Kid Mohair, mohair goat also called Angora goat is a breed of domestic goat that originated in Ankara (formerly known as Angora) and its surrounding region in central Anatolia, The mohair goat is pure white with long, silky, curly hairs. Angora goats produce the fibre known as Mohair. Mohair wool is very light and that's why very valuable. The famous Kid Mohair (first and second shearing of a lamb) is still much finer than the wool of the…

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