Beth Smith
The Spinner's Book of Fleece
A Breed-By-Breed Guide to Choosing and Spinning the Perfect Fiber for Every Purpose
Beth Smith
The Spinner's Book of Fleece
A Breed-By-Breed Guide to Choosing and Spinning the Perfect Fiber for Every Purpose
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Presents a thorough overview of 100 sheep breeds, including each breed's characteristics and history, a photo of the animal and its locks, the best methods for washing its fleece, and specific techniques for preparing, spinning, and finishing the fleece.
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Presents a thorough overview of 100 sheep breeds, including each breed's characteristics and history, a photo of the animal and its locks, the best methods for washing its fleece, and specific techniques for preparing, spinning, and finishing the fleece.
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- Verlag: Workman Publishing
- Seitenzahl: 256
- Erscheinungstermin: 12. August 2014
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 236mm x 210mm x 25mm
- Gewicht: 830g
- ISBN-13: 9781612120393
- ISBN-10: 1612120393
- Artikelnr.: 39186558
- Herstellerkennzeichnung
- Libri GmbH
- Europaallee 1
- 36244 Bad Hersfeld
- gpsr@libri.de
- Verlag: Workman Publishing
- Seitenzahl: 256
- Erscheinungstermin: 12. August 2014
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 236mm x 210mm x 25mm
- Gewicht: 830g
- ISBN-13: 9781612120393
- ISBN-10: 1612120393
- Artikelnr.: 39186558
- Herstellerkennzeichnung
- Libri GmbH
- Europaallee 1
- 36244 Bad Hersfeld
- gpsr@libri.de
Beth Smith, author of How to Spin and The Spinner’s Book of Fleece, is renowned for her love of the variety and versatility of sheep breeds, and she teaches the whys and how-tos of preparing and spinning wool from different breeds. For seven years she owned The Spinning Loft, a shop celebrated for its selection of hard-to-find quality fleeces. She teaches internationally and writes for PLY, Spin Off, and Knittyspin magazines. She also sits on the editorial board of PLY magazine. She lives in Howell, Michigan. Deborah Robson is co-author of The Fleece & Fiber Sourcebook and Knitting in the Old Way. She is a former editor of both Shuttle, Spindle & Dyepot and Spin-Off magazine, and she is currently the editor and publisher of Nomad Press, which publishes books on traditional and ethnic knitting and spinning. Robson is also an artist, working in textiles, printmaking, and oils. She lives in Colorado with her daughter.
Foreword by Deborah Robson
Introduction: Spinning with Purpose and Confidence
Chapter 1
THE VALUE OF RAW FLEECE
A Consistent Yarn: Fantasy or Possibility?
An Introduction to Hand Scouring
Chapter 2
BUYING A FLEECE: DOS AND DON’TS
Deciding How Much to Buy
First Consideration
Chapter 3
GETTING TO YARN
Spinning Yarns for Knitting or Crochet
Spinning Yarns for Weaving
Spinning Singles
Chapter 4
FINE WOOLS
Washing Techniques for Fine Wools
Preparing to Spin Fine Wools
Spinning Flicked Locks
Merino
Chapter 5
LONGWOOLS
Avoiding Stereotypes
Appreciating Yarn Differences
Washing Longwool Fleece
Combing the Longwools
Making Top after Combing
A Short Lesson in Worsted Spinning
Wensleydale
Romney
Lincoln
Bluefaced Leicester
Chapter 6
DOWNS AND DOWN-TYPE BREEDS
Skirting a Fleece
Scouring Down-Type Wools
Handcarding Techniques
Drumcarders
Suffolk
Southdown
Dorset Horn and Poll Dorset
Black Welsh Mountain
Chapter 7
MULTICOATED BREEDS
Working with the Multicoats
American Karakul
Scottish Blackface
Shetland
Icelandic
Chapter 8
OTHER BREEDS
Hand Prepping Your Fleece
California Red
Jacob
Tunis
Glossary of Terms
Metric Conversions
USDA Standard Wool Specifications
Reading List
Resources
Acknowledgements
Index
Introduction: Spinning with Purpose and Confidence
Chapter 1
THE VALUE OF RAW FLEECE
A Consistent Yarn: Fantasy or Possibility?
An Introduction to Hand Scouring
Chapter 2
BUYING A FLEECE: DOS AND DON’TS
Deciding How Much to Buy
First Consideration
Chapter 3
GETTING TO YARN
Spinning Yarns for Knitting or Crochet
Spinning Yarns for Weaving
Spinning Singles
Chapter 4
FINE WOOLS
Washing Techniques for Fine Wools
Preparing to Spin Fine Wools
Spinning Flicked Locks
Merino
Chapter 5
LONGWOOLS
Avoiding Stereotypes
Appreciating Yarn Differences
Washing Longwool Fleece
Combing the Longwools
Making Top after Combing
A Short Lesson in Worsted Spinning
Wensleydale
Romney
Lincoln
Bluefaced Leicester
Chapter 6
DOWNS AND DOWN-TYPE BREEDS
Skirting a Fleece
Scouring Down-Type Wools
Handcarding Techniques
Drumcarders
Suffolk
Southdown
Dorset Horn and Poll Dorset
Black Welsh Mountain
Chapter 7
MULTICOATED BREEDS
Working with the Multicoats
American Karakul
Scottish Blackface
Shetland
Icelandic
Chapter 8
OTHER BREEDS
Hand Prepping Your Fleece
California Red
Jacob
Tunis
Glossary of Terms
Metric Conversions
USDA Standard Wool Specifications
Reading List
Resources
Acknowledgements
Index
Foreword by Deborah Robson
Introduction: Spinning with Purpose and Confidence
Chapter 1
THE VALUE OF RAW FLEECE
A Consistent Yarn: Fantasy or Possibility?
An Introduction to Hand Scouring
Chapter 2
BUYING A FLEECE: DOS AND DON’TS
Deciding How Much to Buy
First Consideration
Chapter 3
GETTING TO YARN
Spinning Yarns for Knitting or Crochet
Spinning Yarns for Weaving
Spinning Singles
Chapter 4
FINE WOOLS
Washing Techniques for Fine Wools
Preparing to Spin Fine Wools
Spinning Flicked Locks
Merino
Chapter 5
LONGWOOLS
Avoiding Stereotypes
Appreciating Yarn Differences
Washing Longwool Fleece
Combing the Longwools
Making Top after Combing
A Short Lesson in Worsted Spinning
Wensleydale
Romney
Lincoln
Bluefaced Leicester
Chapter 6
DOWNS AND DOWN-TYPE BREEDS
Skirting a Fleece
Scouring Down-Type Wools
Handcarding Techniques
Drumcarders
Suffolk
Southdown
Dorset Horn and Poll Dorset
Black Welsh Mountain
Chapter 7
MULTICOATED BREEDS
Working with the Multicoats
American Karakul
Scottish Blackface
Shetland
Icelandic
Chapter 8
OTHER BREEDS
Hand Prepping Your Fleece
California Red
Jacob
Tunis
Glossary of Terms
Metric Conversions
USDA Standard Wool Specifications
Reading List
Resources
Acknowledgements
Index
Introduction: Spinning with Purpose and Confidence
Chapter 1
THE VALUE OF RAW FLEECE
A Consistent Yarn: Fantasy or Possibility?
An Introduction to Hand Scouring
Chapter 2
BUYING A FLEECE: DOS AND DON’TS
Deciding How Much to Buy
First Consideration
Chapter 3
GETTING TO YARN
Spinning Yarns for Knitting or Crochet
Spinning Yarns for Weaving
Spinning Singles
Chapter 4
FINE WOOLS
Washing Techniques for Fine Wools
Preparing to Spin Fine Wools
Spinning Flicked Locks
Merino
Chapter 5
LONGWOOLS
Avoiding Stereotypes
Appreciating Yarn Differences
Washing Longwool Fleece
Combing the Longwools
Making Top after Combing
A Short Lesson in Worsted Spinning
Wensleydale
Romney
Lincoln
Bluefaced Leicester
Chapter 6
DOWNS AND DOWN-TYPE BREEDS
Skirting a Fleece
Scouring Down-Type Wools
Handcarding Techniques
Drumcarders
Suffolk
Southdown
Dorset Horn and Poll Dorset
Black Welsh Mountain
Chapter 7
MULTICOATED BREEDS
Working with the Multicoats
American Karakul
Scottish Blackface
Shetland
Icelandic
Chapter 8
OTHER BREEDS
Hand Prepping Your Fleece
California Red
Jacob
Tunis
Glossary of Terms
Metric Conversions
USDA Standard Wool Specifications
Reading List
Resources
Acknowledgements
Index