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ArticleRoving Reporter: Spinning Cotton! 3 Projects for Tiny SkeinsI love spinning cotton during the summer. I also enjoy small, hot-weather projects that let me get a quick crochet fix or use up small bits of yarn.

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17 Spin Off issues mention “Projects” on 2109 pages — matched by meaning, not just keywords.

Spin Off Summer 19943 pages

PatternFor All Access members3 Colorful Spring Projects | Pattern PackIf you’re eager to start something bright and colorful, here are three delightful projects to keep your wheels and spindles turning, and your needles, shuttles, and hooks flying.

eBook Spinning Wool: How to Spin Wool from Rare Sheep Breeds + 4 Projects | Free eBookLearn how to spin wool from rare sheep breeds and other wool fiber and then use your yarn with the included free projects.

eBookSpinning Silk + Knitting, Weaving, Crochet, and Embroidery Projects Using Silk Fiber | Free eBookLearn everything about spinning silk yarn in this free guide on how to spin silk for knitting, crochet, embroidery, plus projects to try.

VideoFor All Access membersGet More Spun: Spinning to Knit Large ProjectsJoin internationally-acclaimed handspinning teacher Abby Franquemont as she shares tips and techniques for staying on track, and gives you the confidence you need to tackle spinning for big projects.

eBookFor All Access membersLovely Lace: 6 Projects to Spin and Knit eBookWe gathered six of our favorite lace patterns together in an ebook to get you inspired to spin and knit lace.

ArticleBobbin Winder How-To: Tools and TipsThis method helps me store an entire project’s worth of singles before plying.

ArticleWeaving Loose Ends of HandspunMost fiber artists I know have a stash of loose ends, remaining half-balls of yarn from knitting projects or piles of thrums too beautiful to throw away.

ArticleFleecy ExplorationsPick a fiber and dive deep! Here’s a quick peek at all the projects I’ve been making this year with Border Leicester wool.

ArticleHow (and Why) to Wind Charkha Singles onto Storage BobbinsCan you use book-style charkhas for big projects? Yes, you can. Learn how I store my cotton singles for plying with this short video.

ArticleFor All Access members3 Reasons to Spin and Weave Your Own Bands (and an eBook to Help You Do It!)Find out why you should try spinning for bandweaving—plus get a handpicked collection of articles and projects to inspire your next band.

eBookFor All Access membersBandweaving Using Rigid Heddles and Inkle Looms eBookAs a nod to bandweaving, we’ve collected seven of our favorite bandweaving articles and projects together into this special collection.

PatternFor All Access membersRetro Botanical Crewelwork Tote | Pattern PDF + Coloring PageBite-sized spinning projects lead to big, bold blooms with this fun project!

PatternFor subscribersRounded Arches Spindle Bag to Sew and EmbroiderThere are many fun and useful projects to make with bargello needlepoint but the perfect project for a handspinner is a spindle bag.

eBookFor All Access members7 Handspun Shawls to Knit, Crochet, and Weave eBookDiscover knitting, crochet, and weaving projects for shawls that are perfect for handspun yarn.

eBookFor All Access membersEasy Knitting Patterns for Beginning Spinners eBookThe five projects in this eBook refine basic spinning skills, offer creative ways to use up small skeins, and ease you into more advanced techniques.

eBookFor All Access membersWeaving with Handspun eBookThis handy eBook is filled with an abundance of information to get you going spinning for weaving, plus projects to try your new skills on.

eBookFor All Access membersHandspun Fiber Friends to Knit and Crochet eBookCreate cozy mittens in a variety of natural wool colors, explore drafting and wet-felting projects to try with kids, and so much more!

eBookGuide to Felting: Fiber Preparation + Project Inspiration for Making Felt | Free eBookLearn everything you need to know about felting fiber, from wet felting to needlefelting, plus projects to try out your new felting skills on.

VideoFor All Access membersSpinning Worsted YarnIn this video workshop, you’ll learn how to spin beautiful worsted yarns using short draw techniques. You’ll love exploring worsted spinning and the endless possibilities you’ll have to create the perfect yarn for your projects.

VideoFor All Access membersLearn from My Spinning MistakesMuch as we hate to think about it, every spinner makes mistakes . . . In her new video workshop, Maggie Casey opens her trove of finished projects (and unfinished ones!) that didn't come out as planned and discusses where she went astray.

eBookFor All Access membersSensational Silk: Weave, Knit, Crochet, and Embroider with One of Nature’s Luxuries | eBookExplore articles on silk from Mexico to Laos, then choose your next project from 9+ designs for rigid-heddle and multi-shaft weaving, knitting, embroidery, and more.

PatternFor subscribersClasped-Weft Shawl Weaving PatternWarp your rigid-heddle or 2-shaft loom and try the clasped-weft technique. It's an easy way to achieve an attractive tapestry-like pattern using a single shuttle and two weft colors.

eBook 7 Cowls to Spin, Make & Give | Free eBookDownload this collection of seven cowls to spin and make and find the pattern perfect for your yarn.

eBookFor All Access membersHandspun, Handwoven eBookAre you tired of not knowing what to do with your handspun yarn? Use these nine weaving patterns to try new techniques and utilize your beautiful yarn.

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,

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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:

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