SUBProject: Rainbow Fish Infinity Scarf
Inspired by a popular children’s book, Stefanie set out to create her own shimmering, colorful cowl using one of her favorite spinning tools—a recently acquired drumcarder.
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SUBInspired by a popular children’s book, Stefanie set out to create her own shimmering, colorful cowl using one of her favorite spinning tools—a recently acquired drumcarder.
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Modern spinners are rediscovering the traditional Scottish spindle. It is as strong, practical, and dependable as the culture that created it.
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Jillian Moreno describes how to combine different colorways, different dyers, and even different fibers to spin absolutely unique yarn.
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