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Craft Spinning
This issue explores a lustrous and versatile fiber: silk. Discover the full spectrum of silk for spinning—from different fiber types and preps to top, cocoons, lap, and mawata forms. Start with Coleen Nimetz's silk spinning primer, explore silk top varieties with Michael Kelson, and learn spindle selection from Amelia Read Garripoli.
Master blending techniques, spinning for specific qualities like drape, elasticity, and luster, and dyeing with both acid and natural dyes. Explore finishing methods that transform silk yarns and dive into silk's rich history—from ancient China to Viking tablet weaving, reeling with a Zaguri, and modern medical applications. Plus, Michael Cook shares his personal journey with the Queen of Fibers.
Perfect for handspinners ready to work with silk at every level.
Master blending techniques, spinning for specific qualities like drape, elasticity, and luster, and dyeing with both acid and natural dyes. Explore finishing methods that transform silk yarns and dive into silk's rich history—from ancient China to Viking tablet weaving, reeling with a Zaguri, and modern medical applications. Plus, Michael Cook shares his personal journey with the Queen of Fibers.
Perfect for handspinners ready to work with silk at every level.
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PLY - The Magazine for Handspinners, Issue 54, Autumn 2026: Sericulture
Product Details
Craft Spinning
This issue explores a lustrous and versatile fiber: silk. Discover the full spectrum of silk for spinning—from different fiber types and preps to top, cocoons, lap, and mawata forms. Start with Coleen Nimetz's silk spinning primer, explore silk top varieties with Michael Kelson, and learn spindle selection from Amelia Read Garripoli.
Master blending techniques, spinning for specific qualities like drape, elasticity, and luster, and dyeing with both acid and natural dyes. Explore finishing methods that transform silk yarns and dive into silk's rich history—from ancient China to Viking tablet weaving, reeling with a Zaguri, and modern medical applications. Plus, Michael Cook shares his personal journey with the Queen of Fibers.
Perfect for handspinners ready to work with silk at every level.
Master blending techniques, spinning for specific qualities like drape, elasticity, and luster, and dyeing with both acid and natural dyes. Explore finishing methods that transform silk yarns and dive into silk's rich history—from ancient China to Viking tablet weaving, reeling with a Zaguri, and modern medical applications. Plus, Michael Cook shares his personal journey with the Queen of Fibers.
Perfect for handspinners ready to work with silk at every level.
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