Raising Suri Alpacas with LOVE since 2008
Multiple Blue Ribbons! Suri, Male, | ARI# 32137538, D.O.B. 4/30/2011, Full Peruvian Description Callisto has been one of our favorites. He’s super sweet with gorgeous fleece. We watched his development and liked what we saw, so we bred him. He … Continued
We love Tahoe and his babies! We love the great fleece, elegant conformation and wonderful temperament he adds to the babies. He was first at AOBA Nationals for 2 years. He is available on a limited basis for outside breedings- so … Continued
We finally have 3 new spring babies! Here’s Princeton with his mom, Ellie. On my birthday in May, Cruzer was born to Mika. Cruzer is with our guardian … Continued
This is a great project for younger kids. In this short video, you’ll learn how to felt a small ball and dye it with Kool-Aid. If you’re local, we sell all the necessary materials in a small kit at the … Continued
This short video shows you how to felt a mini soap. This is a great activity for younger kids. I sell the materials in a small kit for this project at the ranch 🙂 If you want to bring your … Continued
This year (2015) we decided to try something different. We’ve shorn our alpacas the usual way- stretched out on the ground or on a table with electric shearers in the past years. It’s been relatively calm when we’ve done it … Continued
This is a fun needle felting project anyone can learn to do! You will need: Core fiber/wool Suri alpaca roving in fawn (or any color you want your bunny), black, and pink (optional color for nose and ribbon) Felting foam … Continued
This is a fun and easy needle felting project for beginners. You will need: Core wool Suri alpaca roving in red, fawn, and black Felting foam Felting needle Our lady bug kit has everything you need in one package, but … Continued
Our alpacas got lots of attention from local homeschoolers who came to visit them and learn to make yarn with a drop spindle!
It took me some time to figure out what works for our herd. Hope you’ll find this helpful. I initially start by doing light touching such as a quick pat on the back or neck until they seem ok with … Continued