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Wrapped in color
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Maie Landra |
A collection of 30 magnificent shawls, all knit with Koigu. With patterns in all weights, from ultra-luxe lace to popular bulky yarns, every knitter willl find a perfect project! |
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Grand-maman Tricot
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Gilles Tibo |
À chaque froid son tricot! Grand-maman Tricot voit grand, peut-être même un peu trop ... |
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From sheep to scarf
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Ali Mitgutsch |
Highlights the step-by step process of shearing sheep, spinning wool, and knitting a scarf. |
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Hooray for sheep farming!
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Bobbie Kalman |
Introduces the farming of sheep for wool, covering such aspects as shearing, lambs, sheep dogs, wool processing, farm maintenance, and the proper care of sheep. |
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All about wool people have very bare skins-
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Claire Jobin |
Answers questions about the history, uses, and methods of producing wool. |
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Sweater
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Diane Tippell |
Describes how a sweater is made from the shearing of the sheep, through the processing of the wool, to the knitting and sewing. |
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Hand woolcombing and spinning
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Peter Teal |
The fundamental source of instructions for home fiber artists on how to comb and spin true worsted yarn and thread. Great ink line drawings and B&W photos to illustrate processes described.
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A symphony for the sheep
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C. M. Millen |
After the shearer removes the winter coat from the sheep, the spinner, weaver, and knitter, each in turn, do their part to produce the wool sweater. |
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