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Spin-Off Winter 2007

Dec 27, 2007 by Spin-Off

Fiber Basics: Gutefår by Judith MacKenzie McCuin; Spinning Locally: Finding local sources for sustainably produced fiber by Kate Larson; A Very Accurate Scotch Tension by Peter Teal; Silk and Angora: A cactus lace scarf by Cheryl Riniker.

Winter 2007 Spin-Off Magazine

             

         

On the Cover:
What are Roving,Top, and Sliver? page 34

Departments

Editor's Page
Letters
As the Whorl Spins
by Amanda Berka
Reviews
Get This!
Abbreviations and Glossary
Calendar
compiled by Bobbie Irwin
Classified Ads
Advertiser's Index

Spun 2 Ways - Gloves
Spun 2 Ways, p. 66


Silk and Angora - A cactus lace scarf
Silk and Angora, p. 72


As the Whorl Spins
As the Whorl Spins, p. 14

FEATURES

Armchair Traveler: Visiting Shetland
by Melinda Mullins

Behind the Scenes: At Kromski and Sons
by Jared Flood

A Conversation between Kathryn Alexander and Jillian Moreno

Fiber Basics: Gutefår
by Judith MacKenzie McCuin

Spinning and Weaving in the Peruvian Highlands by Nilda Callañaupa Alvarez

The SOAR Twenty-Fifth Anniversary Afghan
by Gisela Evitt

Spinning Locally: Finding local sources for sustainably produced fiber
by Kate Larson

Handspun Gallery of Sweaters

Have I Got Worms!
by Jeannine Glaves

HOW TO

Technically Speaking: Twists per inch
by Amanda Berka

Spinning Tips:
What are Roving, Top, and Sliver?
by Abby Franquemont

Spinning Basics: Managing Your Yarn
by Carol Huebscher Rhoades

A Very Accurate Scotch Tension by Peter Teal

PROJECTS

Anklettos and Wristlettos: Fringe benefits
by Phreadde Davis

Mittens: Winter woollies from Gutefår fleece
by Judith MacKenzie McCuin

Spun 2 Ways: Feminine Gloves by Amanda Berka, yarns
by Paige Bell and Adela Flores

Silk and Angora: A cactus lace scarf
by Cheryl Riniker

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Free Project: Feminine Mittens by Amanda Berka
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Spinner's Connection wrote
on Jan 27, 2009 2:57 PM

About the time the Winter Spin-Off issue arrives, cabin fever strikes Indiana handspinners. The symptoms we exhibit seem to appear or disappear based on the amount of snow on the ground. Commonly, if there is too much snow, we feel flat and lethargic

Spinner's Connection wrote
on Feb 2, 2009 5:04 PM

About the time the Winter Spin-Off issue arrives, cabin fever strikes Indiana handspinners. The symptoms we exhibit seem to appear or disappear based on the amount of snow on the ground. Commonly, if there is too much snow, we feel flat and lethargic

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