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ArticleLong Thread Podcast: Maggie Casey & Judy SteinkoenigSeason 2, Episode 3: Ever wonder what it’s really like to own a yarn store?
ArticleHow SOAR Changed My Life (and other good advice)

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19 Spin Off issues mention “maggie casey” on 335 pages — matched by meaning, not just keywords.

Spin Off Spring 20051 page
- Page 124MacKenzie McCuin • The Great Sock Caper: How to Spin and Knit Extraordinary Socks Maggie Casey • Spinning 101: Learn to Spin or Refresh Your Skills Sara Lamb • Silk
Spin Off Spring 20041 page
- Page 124Rudy Amann • Spinning a Flock of Sheep Elaine Benfatto • Rughooking for Spinners Maggie Casey • Spinning 101: Beginning Spinning (or Refresh Your Skills) Sharon Costello • Needlefelted Masks

Is it understanding new-to-me fibers, or learning a new spindle trick, or sitting around telling stories with kindred spirits? Here are a half-dozen ways.

ArticleBrewing Up a Batch of Custom Hand-Dyed WoolI was standing in Maggie Casey’s shop,Shuttles, Spindles & Skeins, when she handed me a braid of hand-dyed wool with a tag that read “The Hummingbird Moon.” I gave her a skeptical look.

Spin Off Spring 20082 pages▾

Page 40Amy Singer (AS): Maggie, how long have you been spinning? Maggie Casey (MC): Over thirty years, because I started about the same time my daughter was
Page 95Judith MacKenzie McCuin • Spinning and Knitting Estonian Lace: A Duet for Two Teachers Maggie Casey • Spinning 101: Learn to Spin or Refresh Your Skills Sharon Costello • Felt

Spin + Knit 2017 Special Issue1 page▾

Page 118dogs. She does most of her knitting watching her children’s assorted practices and games. Maggie Casey , author of Start Spinning and several videos, spends her day working and teaching at

Spin Off Winter 20141 page▾

Page 114SS) and Scholarship Committee (SC): Boyeun Kim (SS), Pete Leonard (SC), Bekah Piepergerdes (SS), Maggie Casey (SC), Jeannine Glaves (SC), Amy Clarke Moore, Chris Pappas (SS), Becca Boland (SS), and

Spin Off Summer 20091 page▾

Page 53fasten off. Repeat for second mitten, placing thumbhole on opposite side of palm. z Maggie Casey, author of Start Spinning (Inter- weave, 2008), spends her days working and teaching at

and 13 more issues.Search every magazine page for “maggie casey”