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TopicLearn to CombUsing hand combs or minicombs can be a little confusing at first—and dangerous. But have no fear! We're here to help you get started with curated resources, articles, tutorials, and more.
ArticleUltimate, Free Guide to Processing Wool to Make Wool Roving

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20 Spin Off issues mention “comb” on 3553 pages — matched by meaning, not just keywords.

Spin Off Fall 19941 page
- Page 139The Shop Saturday 10-4 · Other times call ahead NEW: FAX us your orders... 414-623-4237 Combs! Combs!! Combs!!! McFarland Romneys Since 1980. Reg. Romney Rams: Colored - 150°" White- 100"" Ewes:
Spin Off Spring 19942 pages
- Page 126Call toll-free 7 ' days, 24 hours 1-800-825-6690. Satisfaction Guaranteed! spin norse JViklnq & Maxort Wool Combs thej l "7 "newest" old tools for the spinner Prlss-Pad secure your comb for

Don't work with woolen fibers without this free processing wool tutorial by your side! Learn how to wash wool, then card and comb it for DIY roving.

ArticleOdd Handspinning Terms: Carding & Combing EditionWe’re back with another batch of odd handspinning terms—some you’ll know and others may surprise you! Let’s explore carding and combing wool.

ArticleFree Resources for Carding and Combing FiberCarding is a process of brushing clean fibers over opposing sets of short wire teeth to open and separate the fibers into a uniform mass to open, separate, and straighten the fibers.

ArticleSpin Off Call for Submissions Winter 2022: Blends—Opposites Attract  In the Winter 2022 issue, help us explore spectacular combinations: fiber blends, technique mixes, tool duos, and more!

ArticleFour Preps, Four ProjectsLearn how to choose your fiber preparation with a knitting project in mind—here are some suggestions to get you started!

PatternFor All Access membersAutumn Jewel ScarfThree fabric weights and many colors combine to make up the plaid in this stunning diversified plain weave scarf.

PatternFor subscribersAll the Colors of the WindCombine planned pooling and clasped weft to create your own stunning design!

PatternFor All Access membersLatvian Fingerless MittsColorwork and Latvian mitten techniques combine in these stunning fingerless mitts.

PatternFor All Access membersPretty in Pink Handspun ScarfLearn how to combine handspun yarns and textural elements to create a one-of-a-kind scarf that demands to be touched.

AuthorJennifer Miller ComstockJennifer Miller Comstock spins and knits in the beautiful Pacific Northwest, where it is (delightfully) sweater weather all year. She earned degrees in Architecture and Fiber Arts at the University of Washington, and now works at a small law firm as an office assistant. You can find her knitting designs, and more Stone Soup skeins, on Ravelry as otterness.

Page 139cl ! 5 * " ^ * P™ See Lambs-Romney Fleece For Sale combs! Combs!! Combs!!! Double Row Viking Comb Ë^eÉjjSi Quest Combs $ 4 9 Double Row Louet Comb Miniature Hand Carder Ear Rings (wooden) $ 1 0

Spin Off Summer 20043 pages▾

Page 79Majacraft, Teal, Forsythe minicomb, Louet table-mounted comb, Valkyrie minicomb, and Indigo Hound Vi- king comb. (6) Teal combs (4 pitch), Craftsmen (4 pitch), Meck (5 pitch), Lani (2 rows). The angle of
Page 84of a problem, but it is something that all beginning combers experience. Heating the combs before combing helps to distribute the oil throughout the fiber, which in turn makes combing easier.
Page 85your hand. Now lash these fibers back onto the upright, stationary comb, turn the comb to the side position, and begin the combing process all over again. This time it will go very quickly because the fibers

Spin Off Winter 19932 pages▾

Page 130m h ? tho A ^"newest" old tools for the spinner V Prlss-Pad secure your comb for drawing top, or spinning from the i comb. A useful & attractive desigrui by
Page 139Double Treadle Fold n' Go Wheels by Majacraft "The Tiny Tim" $399 5 Pitch Comb Double Row Viking Comb $79 Quantities Last.^ Double Row Mini's Silk Bombyx Roving $36

Spin Off Winter 19981 page▾

Page 131• Schacht LOUET MINI $47 VIKING COMB $49 English 5 Pitch DOUBLE ROW LOUET COMBS $70 DOUBLE ROW VIKING COMB $79 $125 N E W • N E W • N E W •

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Page 130spinning aprons along with Louet, Ashford, and Van Eaton wheels and equipment, Viking wool combs, Fox Fibre sliver, and Jacquard acid dyes. The catalog is $5 (refundable with first

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