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sixgills · 2 years ago

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Icelandic Sheep 🐏

#icelandic sheep #sheep #sketchbook #colored pencil #horror #illustration

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spindleanddye · 3 months ago

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Icelandic sheep fleece is double coated, meaning it has a rougher/tougher outer coat (aka the Tog) and a softer/finer undercoat (aka the Thel).

I was planning to spin the two coats together, as seperating them is a lot of work... but I woke up in a dark depression and the only thing that has pulled me out of it is the meditative process of seperating the tog and thel

Catch me doing this for hours.

The fiber in my left hand is the Tog and in my right is the Thel

#in the video i didnt do a great job seperating the fibers #but you get the idea #handspun #hand spinning #handspun yarn #spinning #spinblr #craftblr #spinning wheel #iceland #sheep #icelandic sheep #wheel spinning #crafting #creation #fuck depression #i feel awful #and yet i create

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animalsandanimals · 2 years ago

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Icelandic sheep, Iceland

Source: Marie on Pinterest

#sheep #Icelandic sheep #iceland

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arinewman7 · 2 years ago

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Icelandic Sheep

Louisa Matthiasdottir

oil on canvas, 1977

#Louisa Matthiasdottir #art #artist #painter #painting #Icelandic Sheep #oil on canvas #1977

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photography-obsession · 8 months ago

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Icelandic sheep

Flickr: Jona

#icelandic sheep #photography #monochrome #sheep #animal photography

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hinoena · 9 months ago

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mana5280

#Icelandic Sheep #Sheep #Animals #Animal #Wildlife #Chicken

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slugstampederanch · 2 years ago

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An Icelandic sheep wearing an Icelandic sweater. I love sheep, I love sweaters, and I would love to visit Iceland someday.

Now available as shiny stickers in my Etsy shop.

#Icelandic sheep #Icelandic sweater #my art #sticker #my etsy #fiber artist #fiber arts

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blatantescapism · 1 year ago

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[Image description: a photograph of a black Icelandic sheep. The sheep faces the camera, portrait style. It has large, curled horns. Someone has “yarn-bombed” the sheep by fitting hand-knit covers onto the horns. One horn is done up in red and green stripes, with a jaunty tassel on the end. The other is a mix of colors and patterns, and the tip of the horn peeks out. End ID. /]