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report #1 went live. it was last
updated 5.16.05, and will not be updated further. (keeping on the site
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Alden Amos workshop at maine fiber frolic, sat. june 11. there are still spaces as of 3.23.05 2 hours per session;
2 part session Session I will focus on the origins of spinning, first encounters with wool, selecting a spinning wheel, and fiber preparation basics, spinning, twisting and plying. Session II will be geared toward the advanced spinner with instruction on specific techniques, understanding the advantages and limitations of specific fibers, yarn architecture and marvelous novelties. Need to bring: your spinning wheel (ready to go) and fiber to spin. There is limited space
available for these
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from Jeffrey Yamaguchi's 52 projects website: THINK OUTSIDE
THE CRAFT send
him your project! read about what form he wants it in here.
freeskools around the u.s. and canada i so love this concept! people offering their knowledge to others for zero financial reimbursment. sign up to learn or teach! here
are some starting points: boston
area jp
freeskool santa
cruz barrington,
ca
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