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ArticleTaking NotesLearn why it’s helpful to take notes at the beginning of a spinning project, plus find suggestions for the types of information to record.

Inside the magazines

17 Spin Off issues mention “Projects” on 2113 pages — matched by meaning, not just keywords.

Spin Off Summer 19944 pages

Page 139ψ ^ ^ NEW! Spin, Knit, Quilt vest kits Samples $2. Add fabric to your spinning projects. Quilt or sew our 100% cotton, hand-dyed fabrics. Sample pack $7. CUSTOM COLORS 4743

Spin Off Spring 19951 page▾

Page 137With Hob-Nob (Locker Hooking) (Includes large and small needles.) Stick Weaving (Simple techniques and projects- includes 5 weaving sticks.) Make checks (U.S.Dollars) payable to Sarah Wuller Orders to: Hop

Spin Off Winter 19942 pages▾

Page 128and item num- bers) to an overview of fiber preparation and spinning. Three beginner projects— a knitted headband, woven scarf (sim- ple or rigid heddle loom), and woven belt
Page 137book, 44 pages by Chris Switzer. Valuable information including wool preparation, dyeing, spinning, marketing, projects, more. $10 plus $1.60 postage. Chris Switzer, PO Box 3800, Estes Park, CO 80517.

Spin Off Fall 19942 pages▾

Page 126take on the added work. The washed, carded fleeces will be used for guild projects. The Black Sheep Handspinners Guild (New York) came up with a money-making project that
Page 137book, 44 pages by Chris Switzer. Valuable information including wool preparation, dyeing, spinning, marketing, projects, more. $10 plus $1.60 postage. Chris Switzer, PO Box 3800, Estes Park, CO 80517.

Spin Off Spring 19943 pages▾

Page 12764 Gifts from the garden: solar dyeing with natural materials. Su: 74-76 Guild blanket projects. W: 72-75 Hand carding simplified. Su:94-99 Handspun blankets. W:66-89 Handspun, hand-twined baskets. Twining (Jensen).
Page 129W:80, 84 Green houndstooth scarf. 4H; T w (Ritchey- Valasek). F:72, 75 Guild blanket projects. W:72-75 A handspun afghan. 4H ; T w (Field). Sp:24-25, 27-28 Handspun blankets. W:66-89 Handspun,
Page 137With Hob-Nob (Locker Hooking) (Includes large and small needles.) Stick Weaving (Simple techniques and projects— includes 5 weaving sticks.) Make checks (U.S. Dollars) payabletoSarah Wuller Orders to: Hop Garden,

Spin Off Winter 19931 page▾

Page 137With Hob-Nob (Locker Hooking) (Includes large and small needles.) Stick Weaving (Simple techniques and projects— includes 5 weaving sticks.) Make checks (U.S. Dollars) payable to Sarah Wuller Orders to:

and 11 more issues.Search every magazine page for “Projects”