Spin-Off, Fall 1989 Digital Edition

Full of projects, Spin-Off Fall 1989 has a handwoven scarf for every family member. Try a new technique with introductions to yellow staining of wool, spinning exotic fibers like angora, fine wool washing, and medieval fiber dying. Plus, learn "The Spinning Wheel Song" and "The Wool Carders" from 1851.

Create seven gorgeous woven scarfs and top off the comfy look with an angora tam and muff set and two silk bags in Spin-Off Fall 1989.

• Woven Two Silk/Flax Bags by Rita Buchanan
• Knit Angora Tam and Muff by Patricia Emerick and Dianne Stivers
• Handwoven Scarves by Rachael Emmons
• Knit Fishermen's Mittens by Amy Lightfoot

In every issue, you will be amazed at the amount of information packed into these pages:

• Be inspired by spinners from all over the world. In each issue, you’ll meet spinners with unique stories to tell.
• Explore a variety of spinning techniques. Get an up-close look at piles of gorgeous handspun yarns and learn how to make them for yourself.
• Test your spinning skills with projects that use your handspun yarns.
• And so much more!

This issue was scanned from an original print issue.