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ArticleFor All Access membersBrighten Your Days with 3 Colorful Spring ProjectsFebruary may be the coldest month, but these three projects will tide you over to Spring.

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

Spin Off Summer 19943 pages

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Get More Spun: Spinning to Knit Large Projects

Join 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.

ArticleFor subscribersFull of It: 6 Ways to Rough-Finish Handspun YarnFulling is a great way to make handspun yarn more durable for knit and crochet projects. Here’s how to get the results you want.

ArticleWhy Spinners Might Love the Knitting Machine (and Tips to Get Started)Do the parts you love by hand and let the machine do the rest! Explore the basics of how a knitting machine works and discover a cool way to use it for complex projects.

ArticleFor All Access membersSkill Guide: Spinning and Weaving Flax RovingGet a head start on one of our favorite projects from the Winter 2026 with this skill guide!

ArticleSpin Your Next ScarfDon’t miss our new exclusive eBook, with 14 scarf and shawl projects for you to weave, knit, and more.

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.

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:

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