James Pulsifer, 2, of Freedom turns on the charm while trying to make friends with an Icelandic sheep at the Maine Fiber Frolic at the Windsor Fairgrounds on June 7. The annual event features wool products from local farmers, new and used equipment, demonstrations and wooly animals both for sale and for show. Derek Davis/Staff Photographer

Anna Barber of The Barber’s Bunnies in Bremen holds her French-German Angora rabbit Coriander as her friend, Michaele Bailey, who owns Basketful of Bunnies in Levant, shears his wool. In summer, the bunnies are shorn every 90 days. Derek Davis/Staff Photographer

Jim Baranski of Shalom Orchard Organic Farm and Winery gives commands to his border collie Fern while giving a demonstration at the Maine Fiber Frolic. Derek Davis/Staff Photographer

A Finn lamb from White Berry Farm in Monmouth had a lot to say at the Maine Fiber Frolic. Derek Davis/Staff Photographer

Trina Graybill of Skowhegan demonstrates how to use an antique walking wheel to spin wool. Derek Davis/Staff Photographer

Skeins of yarn from Hope Spinnery create a color-packed display. Derek Davis/Staff Photographer

Jane Berlew of Falmouth watches as Pam Harwood of Longwoods Alpaca Farm weaves a rug at the Maine Fiber Frolic. Derek Davis/Staff Photographer

A couple leave the Maine Fiber Frolic at the Windsor Fairgrounds. Derek Davis/Staff Photographer