The Spinner's Book of Yarn Designs
Techniques for Creating 80 Yarns
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An experienced, award-winning crafter offers step-by-step instructions for spinning your own yarn, explaining the process of working with fleece and how to manipulate and combine the fibers for creating 80 different types of yarn, from mohair boucle to supercoils.
Imprint:
[North Adams :, ♭2012] - Storey Publishing
Pages:
255
ISBN:
9781603427388, 1603427384
Language:
English
Notes:
Includes bibliographical references (pages 248-249) and index.
Endlessly fascinating fiber -- Spinning basics -- Singles for plying -- Stand-alone singles -- Spiral yarns -- Opposing plies -- Bouclâes -- Cable yarns -- Crepe yarns -- Core yarns -- Novelty yards.
Endlessly fascinating fiber -- Spinning basics -- Singles for plying -- Stand-alone singles -- Spiral yarns -- Opposing plies -- Bouclâes -- Cable yarns -- Crepe yarns -- Core yarns -- Novelty yards.
Statement of responsibility:
Sarah Anderson ; foreword by Judith MacKenzie
Characteristics:
255 pages :,color illustrations ;,24 cm. +,64 reference cards on 8 perforated sheets.
Author (Original Script):
Anderson, Sarah
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unmediated
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Add a CommentWell illustrated steps to making your own fancy types of yarn from scratch.