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Book Title
Adventures in Yarn Farming : Four Seasons on a New England Fiber Farm
Publication Name
Adventures in Yarn Farming
Title
Adventures in Yarn Farming
Subtitle
Four Seasons on a New England Fiber Farm
Author
Barbara Parry
Format
Hardcover
ISBN-10
1590308239
EAN
9781590308233
ISBN
9781590308233
Publisher
Shambhala Publications, Incorporated
Genre
Biography & Autobiography, Technology & Engineering, Science, Crafts & Hobbies, Social Science
Topic
Textiles & Polymers, Needlework / Knitting, General, Agriculture / General, Weaving, Life Sciences / Zoology / General, Sociology / Rural
Release Date
12/11/2013
Release Year
2013
Language
English
Country/Region of Manufacture
US
Item Height
1in
Item Length
9.2in
Item Width
7.2in
Item Weight
30.1 Oz
Publication Year
2013
Number of Pages
320 Pages

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A knitting book focusing on the sheep-to-shawl process by a well-known knitter, shepherd, and artisanal yarn producer. Gain an insider's view on fiber farming and yarn craft, from sheep to skein, all told through the eyes of shepherd and textile artisan Barbara Parry. Follow her flock over the course of a year and discover all the facets of life with sheep- from shearing day and lambing season, to preparing fiber for yarn. Along the way you'll find projects for the fiber obsessed by top knitwear designers, essays on country life, and over 100 stunning photographs. With the growing locavore movement, the rising trend in sustainable farming, and the ever-increasing interest in crafting, this book is perfect for those who yearn for a closer connection to a rural lifestyle and who enjoy making things by hand.

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Publisher
Shambhala Publications, Incorporated
ISBN-10
1590308239
ISBN-13
9781590308233
eBay Product ID (ePID)
167410016

Product Key Features

Book Title
Adventures in Yarn Farming : Four Seasons on a New England Fiber Farm
Author
Barbara Parry
Format
Hardcover
Language
English
Topic
Textiles & Polymers, Needlework / Knitting, General, Agriculture / General, Weaving, Life Sciences / Zoology / General, Sociology / Rural
Publication Year
2013
Genre
Biography & Autobiography, Technology & Engineering, Science, Crafts & Hobbies, Social Science
Number of Pages
320 Pages

Dimensions

Item Length
9.2in
Item Height
1in
Item Width
7.2in
Item Weight
30.1 Oz

Additional Product Features

Lc Classification Number
Sf375.4.M4p37 2013
Reviews
"Visually as well as informatively inviting, Barry's story of her New England farm, particularly how she produces yarn for crafters, will absorb readers regardless of their previous interest in or even exposure to the nearly magical world of yarn preparation."-- Booklist , starred review "Many people dream of ditching it all and starting a farm in the country, but Barbara Parry actually did it. In 1997 she began building a flock of sheep that has since become the foundation of her thriving Western Massachusetts fiber farm. Here she offers a beautiful, vivid portrayal of the life she has chosen. Season by season, she presents a narrative that is dreamy yet concrete, inspiring yet informative, and, always, unblinkingly honest. A must-read for anyone who wants to better appreciate where their yarn comes from."--Clara Parkes "Parry's skillful hand and gentle heart  are the perfect blend to capture the joys and heartaches of farming in the beautiful Berkshire Mountains."--Linda Cortright, publisher of  Wild Fibers  magazine   "Many of us wool enthusiasts daydream about someday owning a farm, raising sheep, harvesting yarn, and going back to the land. Follow Barbara Parry--a former English teacher who made this dream a reality--on a journey that teaches us all 'about the intangible gains of . . . taking the long road.' "--Jared Flood, knitwear designer and owner of Brooklyn Tweed "In my very first years of sheep farming--and the resulting shearing, spinning, and knitting that goes along with it--I found myself turning each page slowly, not wanting the education and camaraderie to end. But no matter where you find yourself on the spectrum --farmer, spinner, dyer, knitter, or weaver--you are sure to find inspiration, laughter, and joy in the farm tales that Barbara shares."--Amanda Soule, author of The Rhythm of Family, "Many people dream of ditching it all and starting a farm in the country, but Barbara Parry actually did it. In 1997 she began building a flock of sheep that has since become the foundation of her thriving Western Massachusetts fiber farm. Here she offers a beautiful, vivid portrayal of the life she has chosen. Season by season, she presents a narrative that is dreamy yet concrete, inspiring yet informative, and, always, unblinkingly honest. A must-read for anyone who wants to better appreciate where their yarn comes from."--Clara Parkes "Parry's skillful hand and gentle heart  are the perfect blend to capture the joys and heartaches of farming in the beautiful Berkshire Mountains."--Linda Cortright, publisher of  Wild Fibers  magazine   "Many of us wool enthusiasts daydream about someday owning a farm, raising sheep, harvesting yarn, and going back to the land. Follow Barbara Parry--a former English teacher who made this dream a reality--on a journey that teaches us all 'about the intangible gains of . . . taking the long road.' "--Jared Flood, knitwear designer and owner of Brooklyn Tweed, "Many people dream of ditching it all and starting a farm in the country, but Barbara Parry actually did it. In 1997 she began building a flock of sheep that has since become the foundation of her thriving Western Massachusetts fiber farm. Here she offers a beautiful, vivid portrayal of the life she has chosen. Season by season, she presents a narrative that is dreamy yet concrete, inspiring yet informative, and, always, unblinkingly honest. A must-read for anyone who wants to better appreciate where their yarn comes from."--Clara Parkes "Parry's skillful hand and gentle heart  are the perfect blend to capture the joys and heartaches of farming in the beautiful Berkshire Mountains."--Linda Cortright, publisher of  Wild Fibers  magazine   "Many of us wool enthusiasts daydream about someday owning a farm, raising sheep, harvesting yarn, and going back to the land. Follow Barbara Parry--a former English teacher who made this dream a reality--on a journey that teaches us all 'about the intangible gains of . . . taking the long road.' "--Jared Flood, knitwear designer and owner of Brooklyn Tweed "In my very first years of sheep farming--and the resulting shearing, spinning, and knitting that goes along with it--I found myself turning each page slowly, not wanting the education and camaraderie to end. But no matter where you find yourself on the spectrum --farmer, spinner, dyer, knitter, or weaver--you are sure to find inspiration, laughter, and joy in the farm tales that Barbara shares."--Amanda Soule, author of The Rhythm of Family, "Many people dream of ditching it all and starting a farm in the country, but Barbara Parry actually did it. In 1997 she began building a flock of sheep that has since become the foundation of her thriving Western Massachusetts fiber farm. Here she offers a beautiful, vivid portrayal of the life she has chosen. Season by season, she presents a narrative that is dreamy yet concrete, inspiring yet informative, and, always, unblinkingly honest. A must-read for anyone who wants to better appreciate where their yarn comes from."-Clara Parkes "Parry's skillful hand and gentle heart  are the perfect blend to capture the joys and heartaches of farming in the beautiful Berkshire Mountains."-Linda Cortright, publisher of  Wild Fibers  magazine   "Many of us wool enthusiasts daydream about someday owning a farm, raising sheep, harvesting yarn, and going back to the land. Follow Barbara Parry-a former English teacher who made this dream a reality-on a journey that teaches us all 'about the intangible gains of . . . taking the long road.' "-Jared Flood, knitwear designer and owner of Brooklyn Tweed
Table of Content
Casting On The Road to Springdelle Farm Flocking Spring Good Fibrations Ides of March Springdelle Jacket (project) Lamb Watch The Full Lamb Moon Jammies for Lambies (project) Troubleshooting Lambs Lampedes and a Llama Finding Fiddleheads Summer Hay-lelujah! Cutting the Apron Strings Grazing Days The Kitchen Garden A Summer Meal from the Kitchen Garden (project) Lavender Harvest Lavender Pillows (project) Bridge of Flowers Sweater (project) Fun with Tractors Hay Day Fall At the Mill The Zen of Dying Dyeing and Hand Spinning a Self-Striping Yarn (project) Field and Sky Woven Tablet Cozy (project) The Ram is Half the Sweater Goats are Born Looking for Trouble Dyeing, Combing, and Spinning Mohair (project) Sundance Scarf (project) New York Sheep and Wool Festival In a Wild Place Wildwood Cabled Pullover (project) Winter Gathering the Flock Ice Storm Winter Solstice Solstice Hat (project) Snowshoe Shepherd Dip Dyed Yarn Full Snow Moon Cowl and Mitts (project) In the Sugar Bush Sumac Mittens (project) Binding Off Acknowledgments Abbreviations Glossary Guidelines for Safely Dyeing Yarn and Fiber Resources About the Designers and contributors About the Author
Copyright Date
2013
Dewey Decimal
636.3145
Intended Audience
Trade
Dewey Edition
23
Illustrated
Yes

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