Dry Creek Naturals

Dry Creek Naturals Handmade Fiber Arts We are a family farm of about 1,500 acres of cotton, wheat, corn and way too many longwool sheep and angora goats.

We have always farmed for a living as generations before us. I have Cormo, BFL, and Cotswold cross sheep that can survive the South and produce a fleece that is easy to process and a pleasure to spin. Colored angora goats in black, red and brown that I have bred for handspinning fiber. I breed them, shear them, wash, dye, pick, card, spin, knit, felt, and weave, for almost 30 years.

08/06/2026

September 12th 10-4 local fiber farmers will be at the Euharlee Welcome Center with natural fibers of wool and mohair grown by women in the Etowah Valley area. Women have clothed us for thousands of years see demonstrations of handspinning and weaving fiber intp cloth

08/05/2026

Learning not to panic when you get caught in a bad situation. And to get our hooves trimmed then we can have a good experience when we get shorn. Got to stay with them because they will test it. Haltering 101

08/04/2026

Ram lambs chilling. Nice fleeces on them. Blue Faced Leicester Teeswater. Nice soft curl. Britishbreeds. Longwools

07/31/2026

The original authentic gym membership. Carrying doe kids uphill kicking and screaming dragging does by the horns to a new pasture. Got to be resistance training. Goats are resisting and I’m still being trained. Free gym membership at my farm

07/27/2026

Dog days when the cloudiness holds the humidity closer to us and the air is so thick. Headache lethargy nausea describes it. Nights don’t cool down and that’s when animals start to heat stress. Lambs under fans adults under shade trees lots of water. More shearing to do because August is coming

07/24/2026

Granny used to say the butter beans were bleeding. The reddish liquid is actually tannins in the bean hulls being released when exposed to air. The most work and beloved bean in the garden. We sat for hours shelling Lima beans

07/23/2026

At the end of the day when it’s hot and oppressive but livestock has to be watered fed and tended twice a day. Then you see this cloud sitting on top of the pasture. Praying we get rain

07/18/2026

Angora goats enjoying wild persimmon leaves waiting for the fruit to ripen and fall off. One of the few wild fruit trees left in my area and loved by deer and goats. Wild peaches elderberry plum blackberries all gone

07/17/2026

Calamity Jane Teeswater fleece washed dried some dyed. Ready for handspinning wet felting needle felting art batts you name it. One fleece at a time

07/16/2026

Moving to better goat grazing. Browse Forbes herbs. Goat are good pasture w**d control and they are nutritious. Angora goats turning w**ds into mohair

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