
Spin Off, Winter 1986 Digital Edition
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There’s no shortage of fibers in this issue. Discover Corriedale, silk crepe, cotton, flax, cashgora, and even caribou! There’s also discussion of the benefits of overtwist and ways to ease a beginner’s fears. Projects include a warm wool sweater.
Table of Contents:
Table of Contents:
- Is there American fleece in your future? by Ron and Teresa Parker
- Spinning Teachers Extraordinaire by Deborah Chandler
- Show and Tell
- A cozy afghan by Debra Beetem
- What the well-dressed baby will wear this season by Judy Green Davis
- Spinning with down and knitting with feathers by Helen von Ammon
- Reversible cardwoven hanging by Susan Bradshaw
- Breeds of sheep for spinners: Corriedale by Signe Nickerson
- Evolution of a project by Laurel de Grassi
- Easing the beginner's fears by Bobbie Irwin
- Ringlets and waves: undulations from overtwist by Mary Frame
- From SOAR to Rendezvous by Dale Pettigrew
- Experimenting with silk crepe by Celia Quinn
- Confessions of a cotton spinner by Carol Clivio
- The impatient spinner's way to spin flax by Carol Gordon
- Profile: Spinning in Stehekin by Patricia Fridlund
- A new fiber for spinners: Caribou by Robin Goodfellow & Keith Slater
- A closer look at cashgora by Fran Presser
- Editor's Desk
- Letters
- Guild News & Views
- Calendar
- Tips and Techniques
- Product News
- A Warm Wool Sweater by Marilyn Livingston