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Rabbits for Fibre and Fur

Turn, turn, turn -­‐ round and round turns the wheel of life, and shadowing it spins our wheels of oak and cedar, m.agically transforming straw into gold as in the days of yore.

Well, there are a few processes in between these days: adorable bunnies eating that straw, (or more likely premium oats and rye), then growing amazing coats of Angora, Swiss Fox, Cashmere Lop and Jersey.

Gently combed and shorn, this beautifully soft and fine natural fibre is then spun into the most luxurious yarn in the world, ready to craft into heavenly garments.

Rabbit fibre has the greatest warmth-per-weight ratio of any fibre, can be worn next to the skin, is gentle enough for babies and needs NO chemicals to clean before processing

Gently combed and shorn, this beautifully soft and fine natural fibre is then spun into the most luxurious yarn in the world, ready to craft into heavenly garments.

Rabbit fibre has the greatest warmth-per-weight ratio of any fibre, can be worn next to the skin, is gentle enough for babies and needs NO chemicals to clean before processing

Wool can be spun straight from the bunny, then knitted, crocheted, woven or felted into garments ready to wear



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  • Home
    • Documents
    • Code of Ethics
    • Rules & Policies >
      • New Rule or general changes
    • Committee >
      • Club Support
    • Breed in Development
    • Current Breed in Development
    • Showing Your Rabbit
    • Tattoo Policy
    • Rabbits for Fibre & Fur
    • RCD (Calici) >
      • RCD K5 Strain
      • Health & Welfare
  • Championship System
    • Perpetual Trophy Winners & Champions 2013
    • Championship List 2018
    • Championship Lists 2017
    • Championship List 2016
    • Championship Lists 2019
    • Championship List 2015
    • Perpetual Trophy Winners & Champions 2012
  • Shop
  • Contact
  • Find Your Local Club
    • Regional Geelong Rabbit Fanciers Inc
    • West Australian Rabbit Council Inc
    • Canberra & South Coast Rabbit Club Inc
    • South Australian Rabbit Association Inc
    • Rabbit Breeders Association of Tasmania
    • Victorian Lop Society
    • Northern Country Rabbit Club
    • Rare Rabbits of Australia
  • Judging
    • Trainee Judging
  • Stud Prefix Database
    • Stud Prefix Form