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That little bear is adorable! I'm thinking that people who are very attached to their pet dog would love to have a keepsake made from his or her hair. I think this could be a new business for you Ragtimelil..!

I didn't have a chance to visit Romania yet, but I have been in some countries around and I can confirm this part of Europe offers many jewels just waiting to be discovered.
Beautiful presentation!

Dog hair for spinning has a pretty long history. Dogs were sheared in the British isles along with the sheep and Northwestern Native Americans raised a little white dog for their hair.
Ack dog meat. My dogs are my family. That's like cannibalism to me....

Wow, I have heard about dogs breeding for meat, but never thought about dogs hair as possible material for... Well, just anything. I bet it can be used as isolation too!

This can probably serve as light meal in hot summers like this one we are having right now, right? Certainly looks delicious. Thanks for the idea!

Oh I've seen some cute little fans for the dashboard. I always prefer fans to AC's. No Air conditioning here as well. I loved the Dyson ones as they work without blades! I checked out the video where they explained its working and was surely amazed.

Wow, those Dyson floor fans look pretty awesome. Fans are a necessity for those of us without any air conditioning. They have saved my life this summer. It would be great to have a little fan to set inside my car on the dashboard (no AC there either). (A new page for you perhaps?)

I'm not the first to think of this. But I do like to use materials that are at hand. I do have plenty of dog hair, and they just keep growing more!

Oh, my goodness, this is amazing! You are so creative!!!!

It's not really all that complicated once you figure it out (sort of like a computer....) Stephen is a master! I could only hope to play like that someday. Thanks!

I dislike spiders in my home because my children (all three) have had allergic reactions to their bites. I do, however admire them and their webs so I tend to leave them alone if they are in an out of the way place like just outside my window.

Thank you, EssentiallyArahs ~ I am glad that you like it.

Thank you, Mira, for your kindness:)

Thank you, it is greatly appreciated!

Nice photos! Also, very informative - I tried Aikido for a while, but the class times (6am) and my move didn't help. So had to postpone. Wonder if I'll ever get back to it. Thanks for your post, love it :)