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ArticleRelated by meaningHow Much is That Spinner in the Window?Marketing your wool for sale can take many forms. Learn about one author's unique experience educating the public about her sheeps' wool.

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178 Spin Off issues mention “i am a spinner” on 947 pages.

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

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ArticleRelated by meaningI Am a Spinner: David Kortier, Harp MakerThe Spin Off Spring 2017 issue’s “I am a Spinner” featured a Q&A with spinner and harp maker David Kortier.

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

ArticleRelated by meaningSpin Off Made Me a Spinner!Frequent Spin Off contributor Devin Helmen ruminates on how it all started.

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 meaningI Am a Spinner: Dr. Heather SloanMarine Geophysicist

ArticleRelated by meaningThe Spinner I Want to Be

ArticleRelated by meaningI Am a Spinner: Janet MetzgerActor

ArticleRelated by meaningI Am a Spinner: Terry Mattison, Process Control EngineerTerry Mattison's job is very fast-paced and highly technical. At the end of the day, her brain is tired, and spinning helps her relax and clear her head.

ArticleRelated by meaningI Am a Spinner: Erin Dillard, Pet StylistI get to play with all kinds of animals while also building close relationships with them and their families.

ArticleRelated by meaningI Am a Spinner: Miranda Mims, Archivist and CuratorThis is an exciting career to be in, allowing me to actively engage in archiving and preserving our shared cultural heritage.

ArticleRelated by meaningI Am a Spinner: Lyn Ellen BurkettMusic Professor

ArticleRelated by meaningA Spinner’s Manifesto: Standing Up for Singles YarnWhen it comes to spinning techniques, it’s no secret that spinners often disagree.

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: Kate RogovinHypnotherapist and Artist

ArticleRelated by meaningI Am a Spinner: Ellen Hansen, Professor of GeographyEllen Hansen's research and teaching interests are in cultural geography, specifically in gender and women’s lives in different cultures and various places, and she is a firm believer that everyone should make time for fiber every day.

ArticleRelated by meaningI Am a Spinner: Alexandria WareI manage data centers for planetary spacecraft. This means that I coordinate the design, development, and operation of the computer systems that process and distribute science data from missions to other planets.

ArticleRelated by meaningI Am a Spinner: Ginger Clark, Forensic DNA AnalystI identify and compare the DNA from different pieces of evidence to determine whether they have come from the same animal.

ArticleRelated by meaningA Traditional Spinner Goes Electric

ArticleRelated by meaningI Am a Spinner: Anne HansonYou may know blogger and Creative Director of Bare Naked Wools Anne Hanson from her popular knitwear designs, but did you know that she’s a handspinner, too?

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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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