The Fleece & Fiber Sourcebook Kremke Soul Wool

The Fleece & Fiber Sourcebook Kremke Soul WoolThe Fleece & Fiber Sourcebook by Carol Ekarius and Deborah Robson is the perfect book for spinners. As spinners gain experience, they realize the importance of starting with the proper fibre for the intended usage. They want the appropriate fibre and want to process it themselves so that they have complete control over the final yarn. In this great and exhaustive resource book, the writers discuss the history of the breed as well as the fibre

Hasegawa to his artisans at Hasegawa Cutlery

Suggested Patterns: Field Sweater by Camilla Vad

Beginners will appreciate the clear

Jensen yarn is chemically dyed but based on the colour range of natural dyes Åse Lund Jensen chose for her yarn

The book also includes fifteen projects to help readers practice their skills

The 25 patterns feature eye-catching Fair Isle and stripes in colour schemes ranging from brights that children will love to more muted and sophisticated styles for men and women

dyed English Leicester locks

The Snakes and Ladders Thank by Andrea Chang

The patterns typically have a gauge of 12–14 stitches (or fewer) to 10 cm

filled with striking shapes

Each square is made using the same hook and yarn weight

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