Spinning Wool teaches spinners to analyse and choose fleeces and to get the best from their wheels. The book is written from the spinner's point of view, and provides information about wool that would only previously have been found in farming manuals. The book is sensitive to the rising surge in popularity of weaving, and explores a wide range of what can be produced from spinning, as well as what is happening in the spinning process and what kinds of raw materials can be incorporated into yarns. This book covers all the basics as well as building up to more advanced spinning techniques. Alongside the step-by-step yarn designs and the section on knitting and weaving projects, this book is perfect for anyone wanting to delve into the world of spinning.

Covers all the basics of spinning wool, as well as more advanced spinning techniques, Alongside the step-by-step yarn designs and the section on knitting and weaving projects, this book is perfect for anyone wanting to delve into the world of spinning.

About the Author
Anne Field is a New Zealand weaver who lectures around the world. She has written a number of books previously and she is considered one of the top people in the field. Her work is widely exhibited and held in a number of collections, and she is very proactive, holding seminars and workshops around the world.


Reviews
Thoroughly researched and written from experience - concise, clear and informative. This is just what I'd expect and would want to offer for the benefit of a new spinner moving on "beyond the basics" ... There is a great deal in this one book - I thought it rather expensive until I realised how much is included, and how well written it is. * Yarn Maker *
Well presented throughout with clear colour photos ... the book will make a great addition to any spinner's library * Journal for Weavers, Spinners and Dyers *



Book Information
ISBN 9781408130810
Author Anne Field
Format Paperback
Page Count 160
Imprint A & C Black Publishers Ltd
Publisher Bloomsbury Publishing PLC
Weight(grams) 620g