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EPISODE · Jan 16, 2019 · 26 MIN

Jen Delucia on fibre

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Over the last few years, Jen Delucia has been hand spinning and producing yarn for sale, as well as to use in her decorative wall hangings, both of which she sells on Etsy. Some of her inspiration comes from family connections with Patagonia as well as the coastal area where she lives. Her small business is called Tierra y Mar (which is Spanish for land and sea).Keen to learn and develop her skills, Jen also has a young family in the mix and therefore wants to develop a business using alpaca fiber that will stay small enough for now but has the potential to grow in the future. As we talk through the various challenges and successes she has had, we point out how listeners can get started themselves, now, and then learn and grow.Thanks for joining on the journey.FOLLOW USFacebookTwitterEmail team@alpacatribeThe Alpaca Tribe websiteSUBSCRIBEiTunesRSS FeedEmail NewsletterGUEST DETAILSJen DeluciaFacebookEtsyInstagramWebsite for Tierra y MarThis podcast uses the following third-party services for analysis: OP3 - https://op3.dev/privacy

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An interview with Jen Delucia who hand spins, dyes and weaves wall hangings with alpaca fiber. Her story of getting started and pointers for people wanting to explore using alpaca fiber.

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