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javascript:clickTab('Update','http://imageupload1. : Handspun Treasures from Rare Wools: Collected Works of the Save the Sheep Project, edited by Deborah RobsonSpin-Off Magazine presents a gallery of the work of spinners who consciously use the wool and support the growing of rare sheep breeds. Looking at the beautiful color gallery of finished pieces, ranging from socks to Navajo rugs isn't the same as feeling them, but all the detailed information about each piece and the accompanying essays make this a valuable reference and inspiration for serious spinners.
Handspun Treasures from Rare Wools
Our Price:$ 19.95
: Wheels & Looms by David BryantNew, old stock, original price written insideSlight skuffing at the top and bottom of the dust jacket spine Long out-of-print hardbound bookCover and pages as newBook appears to have never been read or used!We have one copy only
Wheels & Looms by David Bryant / OUT OF PRINT
Our Price:$ 325.00
: SPECIAL SALE!!! 30% OFF THIS BOOK until this order is depleated!!! Hand Woolcombing and Spinning: A Guide to Worsteds from the Spinning-Wheel, by Peter Teal.Here is a book for hand-spinners who aspire to a high standard of professional excellence in their work. The book rediscovers many of the old methods and applies modern technological principles to the forgotten trade of woolcombing.
Hand Woolcombing and Spinning: A Guide to Worsteds from the Spinning-W
Our Price:$ 30.00
SALE Price:$ 21.00
: HIGH WHORLING by Pricilla A. Gibson-Roberts.On the subject of handspindles, high whorl and low whorl, the author is unabashedly opinionated: the high whorl is superior and she shows why in this book.High Whorling is an inviting book book for the new spinner, covering all aspects of spinning with the high whorl handspindle from fiber selection and preparation to detailed spinning technique. It is also the ideal guide for those with previous experience in low whorl or wheel spinning who wish to take up the high whorl. Spinners at all levels will want to study the author in her (sometimes surprising) approach to fiber and spinning technique, her choice of hand tools, and her own carefully worked out methods of yarn finish.135 pages, hardcover
HIGH WHORLING
Our Price:$ 18.95
: In Sheep's Clothing: A Handspinner's Guide To Wool by Nola Fournier and Jane FournierSo you've been spinning awhile and a variety of breed's fleece are available. Which one will suit your needs? What are it's properties besides the obvious ones? How should you prepare your choice for your project? This new handbook clarifies through photos, specs, and suggestions for many breeds from three classifications of sheep breeds: fine wools, long wools, down wools, and miscellaneous crosses. Each classification has a quick reference guide for each of its breeds. This reference book will inform your fleece selection and fine tune your spinning so you get what you expect.
In Sheep's Clothing: A Handspinner's Guide To Wool
Our Price:$ 24.95
: Learn to Spin Silk on a Top-Whorl Spindle by Ruth Macgregor.Silk, the stuff of dreams. . . . Have you dreamed of silken yarns, their moonlight shimmer cool and fresh?Have you wanted to learn to spin, but been put off by the thought of wool or fuzzy yarns?Yearn no more — the answer is here!
Learn to Spin Silk on a Top-Whorl Spindle
Our Price:$ 9.95
: No-Lathe Saxony-Style Spinning Wheel Construction Manual by Richard & Myrna Schneider.This is a modified, modernized version of the traditional Saxony spinning wheel. With clear, measured drawings, photographs, and step-by-step instructions, the authors take you through the entire construction process.54 pages, softcover, 6.5" x 8.5".
No-Lathe Saxony-Style Spinning Wheel Construction Manual
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: Projects for Alpaca and Llama edited by Crris Switzer.Crochet (scarf & tam, toy 'paca bear), Felting (pin, vest), Knitting (baby booties, child's cap, doll, hat & cowl, mittens, socks), Knititng-Felting (mittens), Locker Hooking (pillow), Machine Knitting (ear-warmer), Weaving (belt, blanket, pillow, scarf, shawl, sweater-vest, vest)60 pages, softcover, 8.5" x 11"
Projects for Alpaca and Llama
Our Price:$ 16.00
: First published in 1979 as an "Artist's Book" and reprinted in paperback by Interweave Press in 1985, this classic silk book is being reprinted as an archival quality hardbound edition. This book is a reproduction of the original Artist's Book, complete with seven tipped-in fabric swatches and over 30 photo plates. This edition is printed on acid-free recycled paper.In addition to the original text, this edition includes an extra 20 pages on bleaching, knitting, dyeing, and therapeutic aspects of silk, as well as a list of reputable suppliers and further reading on the subject of silk.A Silkworker's Notebook represents the culmination of Cheryl Kolander's lifetime of experience working with silk as a professional textile artist and a Master Natural Dyer.
Silk Worker's Notebook: Reproduction First Edition: Artists Book
Our Price:$ 80.00
: SHEARING DAY: Sheep Handling, Wool Science, and Shearing with Blades by Kevin FordSome books come along that just can't be introduced fully in few words. Getting that fleece correctly off all those sheep so the wool is ready, the sheep safe, and the sheerer doesn't have to depend on electrical connections, is an ancient task. The author presents us with a thorough study of this endeavor that is also a good story of his experience in this world of sheep shearing. Spinners and wool handlers will not find this information any where as well presented. Many photos of the how's and why.
SHEARING DAY: Sheep Handling, Wool Science, and Shearing with Blades
Our Price:$ 29.95
: Small Upright Spinning Wheel Construction Manual by Richard & Myrna Schneider.This charming diminutive wheel is compact and easily portable. Measured drawings, photographs and detailed, step-by-step instructions help you every step of the way. You do need a lathe to make this wheel.58 pages, softcover, 6.5" x 8.5"
Small Upright Spinning Wheel Construction Manual
Our Price:$ 7.95
: Spin It: Making Yarn from Scratch, by Lee Raven, edited by Traci Bunkers. This little book will teach you all you want to know about handspindles and how to use them to make your very own yarn. Designed to appeal to the beginner spinner, tips and hints are provided that illustrate how easy, enjoyable, and relaxing spinning can be. Handspindles are the simple tools that help you turn wool into yarn: from a potato on a stick, to beautiful handcrafted wood spindles and new-age titanium spindles with CD whorls. Included are complete instructions for five simple, appealing projects: a woven scarf, a knitted bunny bag, a spiral-knit baby hat, knitted fingerless mittens, and a crocheted felted brimmed hat. Once you begin spinning on a handspindle, you won't want to stop--it's soothing, portable, and mesmerizing.
Spin It: Making Yarn from Scratch
Our Price:$ 11.95
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