Some us wouldn't make it in life without books.
Online instructions are great, videos are super -- but a book is a real friend. It can sit on the chair next to you, travel with you in your bag, help you through a tricky problem on a sleepless night.
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Book:
Learn to Spin Silk on a Top-Whorl Spindle
Have you ever dreamed of silken yarns, shimmering, cool and fresh? Have you wanted to learn to spin, but been put off by wool or fuzzy fibers? Yes?? Then start with this book!
This booklet is slender, but it will teach you to spin silk. From the first page to the last, the focus is silken: what silk is, what it wants from you, and how to get what you want from it.
Suitable for brand-new beginners and experienced spinners. 40 pages. Autographed. $12.00 plus shipping.
Pamphlet:
A Pictorial Companion for 'Spin Silk!'
When Learn to Spin Silk on a Top-Whorl Spindle was first published in 2002, I didn't have the wherewithal to illustrate it as I'd hoped. That's all changed. This eight-page document is the result.
Starting with the first movements of the spindle in your hand, this pamphlet takes you step by step through the process of spinning silk, explaining each step with both pictures and words.
This pamphlet gives a quick synopsis of my one-hour spinning class, and it's included (free) with each copy of Learn to Spin Silk sold on this website (in other words, if you're ordering a book, you'll automatically get this pamphlet along with it!).
For those who already have the book and now want the pictures,
your wish is easily granted.
8 pages, full color, $3.00 includes postage.
Coming soon:
Spin More Silk!
The stretched-cocoon preparations
The second book in the Silk Series will be available soon. Picking up where the first book left off, this lavishly illustrated booklet describes the "stretched cocoon" forms of silk fiber (caps and hankies) and explores the many delicious ways of handling them.
Texture and ethereal lightness, right there in your hands!
Stay tuned.
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