I never intended to tan sheep pelts into beautiful sheepskins in my bathtub… I started off like most sheep owners. After sending my lambs to the butcher to be processed and wrapped, I wanted to send the pelts (of my bloody, dirty, and generally icky Icelandic Sheep carcasses) to a tannery and magically get back perfect, soft, clean and beautiful sheepskins.

However, when I picked up my freshly skinned pelts from the butcher, there clearly was a problem. All seven of my pelts had gaping holes in them! Nooo! You can imagine my horror and frustration.

I took the pelts home and set them up in my garage, salted them, and then began calculating. I quickly concluded that the cost of shipping the salted skins to a tannery would exceed the value of the finished sheepskin. What was I going to do?

I put on my big girl pants and tanned those thangs myself…at home… in my bathtub!

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