Wool Yarn
May 18th, 2009
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Blooming Garden Apron Sowing the patches in your garden becomes that much more enticing when you can sew fashion and function together in one feminine accessory. This stylish, above-the-knee apron features sprays of green, pink and yellow blooms. Ruffled pockets allow you to keep your trowel, weeder, clipper and seed packets handy as you plant seeds, pull up weeds and protect your pants without sacrificing style. Made … |
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Pancake Monster Aprons The little kitchen monster in your life may love whipping up their own snacks, but you can turn their culinary adventures into a bonding experience with these playful matching aprons for kids and adults! Each apron is screen-printed with a flapjack-flipping pancake monster. Based on an illustration by Laura Fisk, the adorable, scruffy beast shares a child’s delight in kitchen creativity. All apron… |
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Spinning Harris Tweed Photo Mugs Production of Harris Tweed. A typical scene in an island home as the crofter spins her yarn. …. |
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Handspinning Rare Wools: How to Spin Them, Why We Should Care $34.95 In Handspinning Rare Wools, Deborah Robson explores fiber from 38 rare and endangered breeds of sheep from Great Britain and North America. Her knowledge of their history and characteristics is deep, her stories are intriguing, and her passion for saving and savoring the basic materials of our craft is palpable. In Handspinning Rare Wools, Robson covers the most interesting and vulnerable of: Nort… |
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Fiber Preparation and Multicolor Blending Techniques This program includes many ways to prepare fiber for spinning, using both drum carder and combs. The focus is on how to use fibers that have already been dyed to create multi-colored yarns. It starts with drum carding “101″ on how to effectively choose and use a drum carder. Then it’s on to blending colors to create new colors. Learn how to get predictable results, to blend luxury fibers, and to c… |