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ArticleRelated by meaningI Am a Spinner: Pat Maley, Handspinning Teacher and Ham Radio Operator“CQ CQ (which means “seek you”)—are there any other ham/spinners out there?” In the Summer 2018 issue of Spin Off we featured handspinning teacher and ham radio operator Pat Maley in the “I Am a Spinner” department. Pat told us about how her

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178 Spin Off issues mention “i am a spinner” on 961 pages — matched by meaning, not just keywords.

Spin Off Spring 20112 pages
- Page 13hate spinning with sweaty hands and work mostly in the winter. 75.5% No, I am a constant spinner all times of the year. 6.1% No, the seasons don’t change where I live.
- Page 114seen many, many a yarn trend come and go in my years as a spinner, am more a member of the “to every season, turn, turn, there is a reason”
Spin Off Winter 20182 pages

ArticleRelated by meaningI Am a Spinner: Terri Drouin-Guerette, Certified Public AccountantTerri Drouin-Guerette, a former SOAR (Spin Off Autumn Retreat) scholar and Interweave Yarn Fest instructor, shares how spinning satisfies her creative side.

ArticleRelated by meaningSpinner on a Mission: Why Every Fiber Lover Needs to Learn to SpinTo learn to spin, I tossed Jenna into the deep end and sat her down in front of a spinning wheel before teaching her on a spindle.

ArticleRelated by meaningI Am a Spinner: Stefanie Johnson, Health InspectorWith my job, you have to have a desire to learn on a daily basis. We are constantly presented with new challenges and problems to solve.

ArticleRelated by meaning4 Ways Handspinning Changes Your LifeBefore I became a spinner, I knitted. I wasn’t prepared for how handspinning changes your life.

ArticleRelated by meaningSpinning Yarns with a PurposeI began handspinning as an extension of my love for knitting. However, I have a confession: I often spin without a project in mind.

ArticleRelated by meaningKnitting with Handspun Yarn: 3 Things Spinners Can Learn from KnittersIt’s no secret that knitting with handspun yarn makes you a better spinner. However, whether you’re spinning with a specific project in mind or just spinning your default yarn, what you create might not be a flawless match for the original mill-spun y

ArticleRelated by meaningEveryone Wins at SpinzillaFor one week in October, the world stands still and spinners race to make as much yarn as possible. We asked Monica Bittner, Spinzilla’s 2016 winner (who spun 50,378 yards for Team Louet North America), for her suggestions.

ArticleRelated by meaningYour Yarns: Spinzilla YarnsOne of the spinning world’s ultimate endurance tests is Spinzilla, where spinners challenge themselves to spin as many yards (or meters) as they can in seven days.

ArticleRelated by meaningRock Your Spinning with a Handspun Afghan

ArticleRelated by meaningSpinnertainment: The Evolution of Revolution

ArticleRelated by meaningLearning How to Spin Yarn: Spindle vs WheelSome spinning teachers insist that you must start with a drop spindle; others pull out a chair and invite you to sit at a spinning wheel. Which is best?

ArticleRelated by meaning3 Ways to Get Started Teaching People How to Spin WoolI enjoy spinning alone, but my joy multiplies when I share it with others. So I make no secret of the fact that I’m on a mission to introduce people to spinning. I love teaching people how to spin wool, and I never turn down an opportunity to start some

ArticleRelated by meaningHandspinning Hacks: Our Favorite Unexpected Spinning ToolsWhat handspinning hacks do you use?

Page 3Editor’s Page 7 As the Whorl Spins 10 Reviews 14 Get This 104 I Am a Spinner: Erin Dillard DEPARTMENTS 20 Rediscovering the Scottish Spindle by Kiersten Flannery 24 Scottish Spinning

Page 114Photos by Dan Colon DO YOU KNOW SOMEONE whom we should feature in “I Am a Spinner”? We’re especially interested in spinners with unusual careers, locations, and perspectives. Drop us a line at spinoff@interweave.com. If we

Spin Off Spring 20182 pages▾

Page 3As the Whorl Spins 14 Reviews 18 Get This 22 Your Yarns 104 I Am a Spinner: Anne Hanson DEPARTMENTS
Page 106Naked Wools at www.knitspot.com. DO YOU KNOW SOMEONE whom we should feature in “I Am a Spinner”? We’re especially interested in spinners with unusual careers, locations, and perspectives. Drop us a line at spinoff@interweave.com. If we

Spin Off Fall 20182 pages▾

Page 4Get This 18 Reviews 20 Your Yarns 22 As the Whorl Spins 104 I Am a Spinner Terri Drouin-Guerette 7 2 94 The Curious and Adventurous Mr. Lindsay by Julia Farwell-Clay
Page 106DROUIN-GUERETTE Certified Public Accountant DO YOU KNOW SOMEONE whom we should feature in “I Am a Spinner”? We’re especially interested in spinners with unusual careers, locations, and perspectives. Drop us a line at spinoff@interweave.com. If we

Spin Off Winter 20192 pages▾

Page 49 Letters 12 Get This 16 Reviews 18 As the Whorl Spins 96 I Am a Spinner Stefanie Johnson 5 4 86 Podcast! Creating a Fiber Community by Emily Straw Podcasts
Page 106STEFANIE JOHNSON Health Inspector DO YOU KNOW SOMEONE whom we should feature in “I Am a Spinner”? We’re especially interested in spinners with unusual careers, locations, and perspectives. Drop us a line at spinoff@interweave.com. If we

Spin Off Summer 20182 pages▾

Page 3Editor’s Page 7 As the Whorl Spins 14 Get This 20 Reviews 96 I Am a Spinner: Pat Maley D E PA R T M E N T S
Page 98and ham radio operator DO YOU KNOW SOMEONE whom we should feature in “I Am a Spinner”? We’re especially interested in spinners with unusual careers, locations, and perspectives. Drop us a line at spinoff@interweave.com. If we

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