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In Sheep's Clothing
A look at the differing characteristics of wool throughout the world
Paperback, 224 pages
Published
April 1st 2003
by Interweave Press, LLC
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Great reference book. Indispensable!
It goes into great detail about many breeds of sheep and the aspects of their wool.
Since I am wanting to get my own flock of sheep in the near future, I wanted to find a book that compared the different breeds, letting me know which breeds of sheep had what type of wool. This was just what I was looking for.
It's great because, after I narrow down my favorite types of wool to spin, I can use this book to find a comparable sheep...more
It goes into great detail about many breeds of sheep and the aspects of their wool.
Since I am wanting to get my own flock of sheep in the near future, I wanted to find a book that compared the different breeds, letting me know which breeds of sheep had what type of wool. This was just what I was looking for.
It's great because, after I narrow down my favorite types of wool to spin, I can use this book to find a comparable sheep...more
Great reference book for handspinners who enjoy wool. All different types of wool are examined, along with spinning tips. Really indispensable with the amount of different wools available.
This has allowed me to branch out into different wool breeds that were otherwise too intimidating to try.
This has allowed me to branch out into different wool breeds that were otherwise too intimidating to try.
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In Sheep's Clothing: A Handspinner's Guide to Wool by Nola Fournier (2003)
usefuk and informative
This is a reference book, pure and simple. An amazing wonderful reference book. It tells you pretty much anything you want to know about different types of wool and why they are different. A must for wool spinners.
incredibly thorough book with information on wool breeds and spinning that you won't find anywhere else.
Haven't read it, just want to keep it listed as a reference book.
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