Melody Lane Peruvian Crescendo

In 2015 Crescendo sheared off 10.8lbs of total fiber.

Melody Lane Crescendo produced a gorgeous female out of our Melody Lane Mandolin.

Resembling her sire Bell has folds down her neck and back that signify density. The combination of Crescendo and Mandolin (Stratosphere Daughter) is a win win as it combines softness with density, staple length that at less than a year old came in over 4 inches at time of shearing. Photos of Bell can be found on her page.

Crescendo is consistent in fiber softness, shine, super long staple length and his bold crimp. A deep rich Maroon coloring personifies his presence and only adds to his beauty and impressive conformation.  Still bringing in Blue Ribbons for his age.

Son to El Ninos Valerian his lineage on the sires side is impressive: PPPeruvian Sunipani (Peru), PCA Accoyo El Nino (no longer living), PPeruvian Caligula (Peru), PPeruvian Victor (Peru), MSA Peruvian Verbena, PPPeruvian Ayabaca Peru) (Peru). A heritage next to none.

Son to HAA Peruvian Golden Goose is a name that you have heard before with our farm and her magnificent lineage: 5Peruvian Camelot (Peru), HAA Camalot;s Triumphant Son, 5Peruvian Fantasia (Peru), Peruvian White Out (Peru), PLF Christmastime, PPPeruvian Springtime (Peru).

Crescendo would be a superb herdsire for your farm and breeding program. He is halter trained and easy to handle.

He currently continues to win recognition and ribbons with his fiber for his age. Like his dam he carries the gene of fineness and staple length.

In 2013, AOBA Nationals Denver Colorado, 3rd place out of a class of 10, Spinoff, May 18th. Pamela Pott judged this fiber and spun the yarn that is outstanding. Fleece Criteria: 38 out of 40. Spinning Criteria: 31 out of 35. Finished Product: 21.5 out of 25. Suggested Use of Yarn: Knitting/Crochet/Weaving, Next to skin Garments, Baby Items. Processing Recommendations: Commercial/large, Cottage/Small or Mini Mill, Hand.