How-To: Insulate a Chicken Coop with Alpaca or Wool Roving

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November 5th, 2014

If you’ve got chickens and are lucky enough to have access to large quantities of (not fancy) alpaca or wool roving, you can turn that leftover fiber into wonderful natural winter insulation for your chicken coop with this easy-to-follow tutorial from Annette at Fiber Artsy.

What a fantastic way to keep your chickens cozy and use up some of that lower quality leftover fiber from sheep and alpacas!

Ready to insulate your coop? Click here to see the full how-to.

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Annette Browning says:

November 5th, 2014 at 11:30 am

Thanks for sharing my tutorial! :)

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How-To: Insulate a Chicken Coop with Alpaca or Wool Roving

By Haley Pierson-Cox