The Fleece & Fiber Sourcebook: More Than 200 Fibers, from Animal to Spun Yarn
The Fleece & Fiber SourcebookMore Than 200 Fibers from Animal to Spun Yarn
Author(s): Deborah Robson, Carol Ekarius
Format: Hardback
Publisher: Workman Publishing, United States
Imprint: Storey Publishing LLC
ISBN-13: 9781603427111, 978-1603427111
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It offers an unusual combination of information on the characteristics of each fibre-producing breed, as well as the unique qualities of each fibre, its history, and its potential uses. It covers almost every sheep breed in the world - the longwool breeds of the United Kingdom, the Tasmanian merino, the Navajo churro, the northern European Faroese and dozens and dozens more. It also includes goats (mohair and cashmere of course); camelids, such as alpacas, llamas, and vicunas; bison; horses; musk oxen; rabbits; and, even dogs. Readers will find everything they want to know about each animal and its fibre, including the fibre's colour, density, strength, and staple length, and recommendations for processing and using it.
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The Fleece & Fiber SourcebookMore Than 200 Fibers from Animal to Spun Yarn
Author(s): Deborah Robson, Carol Ekarius
Format: Hardback
Publisher: Workman Publishing, United States
Imprint: Storey Publishing LLC
ISBN-13: 9781603427111, 978-1603427111
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It offers an unusual combination of information on the characteristics of each fibre-producing breed, as well as the unique qualities of each fibre, its history, and its potential uses. It covers almost every sheep breed in the world - the longwool breeds of the United Kingdom, the Tasmanian merino, the Navajo churro, the northern European Faroese and dozens and dozens more. It also includes goats (mohair and cashmere of course); camelids, such as alpacas, llamas, and vicunas; bison; horses; musk oxen; rabbits; and, even dogs. Readers will find everything they want to know about each animal and its fibre, including the fibre's colour, density, strength, and staple length, and recommendations for processing and using it.
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The Fleece & Fiber SourcebookMore Than 200 Fibers from Animal to Spun Yarn
Author(s): Deborah Robson, Carol Ekarius
Format: Hardback
Publisher: Workman Publishing, United States
Imprint: Storey Publishing LLC
ISBN-13: 9781603427111, 978-1603427111
Synopsis
It offers an unusual combination of information on the characteristics of each fibre-producing breed, as well as the unique qualities of each fibre, its history, and its potential uses. It covers almost every sheep breed in the world - the longwool breeds of the United Kingdom, the Tasmanian merino, the Navajo churro, the northern European Faroese and dozens and dozens more. It also includes goats (mohair and cashmere of course); camelids, such as alpacas, llamas, and vicunas; bison; horses; musk oxen; rabbits; and, even dogs. Readers will find everything they want to know about each animal and its fibre, including the fibre's colour, density, strength, and staple length, and recommendations for processing and using it.
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format | hardcover |
Language | english |
Material | fleece |
Brand | Workman Publishing |
type | book |
artist | not specified |
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