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ArticleNatural Fibers: Free Spinning Projects on Alternative Fibers and MoreLearn how to prepare and spin natural fibers for spinning in this exclusive, FREE eBook that includes free projects on alternative fibers and more.
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17 Spin Off issues mention “Projects” on 2109 pages — matched by meaning, not just keywords.

Spin Off Summer 19943 pages

Five Felting Projects to “Fall” in Love With

The same properties that turn wool into yarn make felting possible. Explore needlefelting with five sweet projects to make this fall.

ArticleFor All Access membersMust-Make Colorwork Projects to Spin and KnitGet ready for this year’s Spin-Along with this collection of brilliant colorwork projects to spin and knit!

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

ArticleSOAR Project Gallery: Handspun and the Spinner’s HandshakeThis is what happens when you put 80+ spinners together in a room and have them share their handmade projects.

ArticleFor All Access membersSpin Off Skill Guide: Spinning for Knitting (with a Twist)Love to knit? Check out these tips and tools to help you spin the perfect yarn for your knitted projects.

ArticleFive Fanciful Favorites from SilkA roundup of favorite articles and projects using silk. Number five may surprise you!

ArticleShow Us Your Mends!Calling all makers! We’re on the hunt for photos of your visible mending projects using handspun. So show us what you’ve got!

ArticleSpin-Along 2023 Gallery: Part 2This year’s Lace-along resulted in so many wonderful projects that we couldn’t fit them all in one article. Here, we present Part 2 of the gallery of lace projects using handspun.

ArticleFor All Access membersSkill Guide: Working with Silk HankiesThere's more than one way to spin a hankie! We've gathered some expert advice, tips, and projects to inspire your silk spinning.

ArticleFor All Access membersFour Ways to Use Your Handspun CottonTried your hand at spinning cotton, but not sure what to make? Check out this inspiring collection of swoon-worthy cotton projects to weave, knit, and crochet.

ArticleWith a Twist: Spin-Along 2025 GalleryRevel in this diverse range of projects as the 2025 spin-along participants interpreted the theme With a Twist.

ArticleIdeas for Using Your Handspun Cotton YarnSo you’ve gotten the hang of spinning cotton on a charkha. Now what? Take some inspiration from a few of our favorite projects and explore easy dyeing ideas to create beautiful color!

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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: 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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