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Jones, G., Breeds of Sheep. Available through the author, Jones Sheep Farm, Rt. 2, Box 185D, Peabody, Kansas 66866.
British Wool Marketing Board, British Sheep Breeds, Their Wool, and Its Uses, published through the British Wool Marketing Board. Available from Straw Into Gold. 3006 San Pablo Ave., Berkeley, California 94702. Also through other sources.
Sheepl Magazine, Dept. 6, Waterloo, Wisconsin 53594. An excellent new periodical on sheep raising, spinning and related subjects.
Simmons, Sheep Raising the Modern Way. Available from Handcraft Wools Ltd., Box 378, Streetsville, Ontario, Canada L5M 2B9. Also through other sources. Written by a wool craftsperson. Good.
Teller, Starting Right with Sheep, Available from Straw Into Gold. 3006 San Pablo Ave., Berkeley, California 94702. Also through other sources.
Pennington, David and Michael Taylor. A Pictorial Guide to American Spinning Wheels. Available through The Penningtons, 1993 W Liberty, Ann Arbor, Michigan 48103. Excellent. A must for anyone who collects or restores old spinning wheels.
Thompson, G., Spinning Wheels, Ulster Museum, Belfast, Ireland: the John Horner Collection. Several spinning supply houses, such as Straw Into Gold, and Handcraft Wools, have this one in stock.
Antique and Woodcrafts, Box 32, Kapushasing, Ontario, Canada: A treadle type reproduction. Eight pages of plans.
Council for Small Industries in Rural Areas, 141 Castle Street, Salisbury, Wilts., SP13TP England : Two Saxony types. Ask for plans numbers 23 and 25.
Earthwares, 103 N. Pleasant St., Amherst, Massachusetts 01002: Plans for a Saxony wheel and for a Lazy Kate.
Gordons Naturals, P.O. Box 506. Roseburg, Oregon 97470: Several sets of spinning wheel plans, such as the Kliot Walker, which uses a bicycle wheel (a wool wheel), and a book, Anyone Can Build a Spinning Wheel, by W C. West are listed in their general catalog under Spinning Supplies.
Workbench Magazine, 4251 Pennsylvania, Kansas City, Missouri 64111: Nice plans for a parlor, or upright, wheel.
Albion Hills Farm School, R. R. 3, Caledon East, Ontario, Canada, Spinning workshops and supplies.
Ashford Handicrafts, Ltd., P.O. Box 474, Ashbur-ton, New Zealand: High quality spinning wheels for beginners to experts. Accessories including hand and drum cards and selected New Zealand wools. Free catalog.
D. Bailey, 15 Dutton St., New South Wales, Australia : Fibers and natural dyes.
Bonneville Gallery of Weaving, 3102 Harborview Dr., Gig Harbor, Washington 98335: Classes, books, spinning and weaving supplies
Clemes & Clemes Inc., 650 San Pablo Ave., Pinole, California 94564.
Clara Creager, 75 W. College Ave. , Westerville, Ohio 43081: Books and spinning equipment.
Creager Tools for the Crafts, 40 W. College Ave., Westerville, Ohio 43081: Antique spinning wheels and tools, new wheels, spinning fibers.
Dryad, P.O. Box 38, Northgates, Leicester, LE19BU United Kingdom: Spinning fibers.
Fallbrook House, R.D. 2, Box 17, Troy, Pennsylvania 16947: Excellent line of spinning and dyeing supplies. Even cotton carders. A great variety of novely spinning fibers.
Fibre Crafts, 38 Center St., Clinton, New Jersey 08809: Supplies for spinning, books, lessons.
Fricke Enterprises, 8702 State Rd., 92, Granite Falls, Washington 98252: Wool carding machines and hand carders. Replacement card cloth for Fricke machines.
Fryes Measure Mill, Wilton, New Hampshire 03086: Several types of carders, and flicker combs. Also replacement facings (cloth) for some of their carders.
Gordons Naturals, P.O. Box 506, Roseburg, Oregon 97490: Excellent source for all materials related to spinning and dyeing.
Greentree Ranch Wools, 163 N. Carter Lake Rd., Loveland, Colorado 80537: Fibers for spinning, and equipment of all types. Their wheels and spindle are very nice.
Guild of Shaker Crafts, Spring Lake, Michigan 49456: Shaker wheels, niddy-noodies, other spinning supplies.
Handcraft Wools, Ltd., Box 378, Streetsville, Ontario L5M2B9, Canada: Full line of spinning supplies.
Howard Bros. Manufacturing Co., 42 Southbridge St., Auburn, Massachusetts 01501: Carders, including cotton carders.
Jones Sheep Farm, Route 2, Box 185D, Peabody, Kansas 66866: A very complete line of wool for spinning, including Karakul. Also sells mohair.
Josephs Coat, 131 W. Main, Missoula, Montana 59801: Books, supplies.
Joyous Song, 10109 Farmington Dr., Fairfax, Virginia 22030: Lovely and unusual drop spindles. A little more expensive, but worth it.
M. W. Klein, 1053 Blue Heron Dr., Sanibel, Florida 33957: Stoneware spindle whorls.
Eliza Leadbeater, Rookery Cottage, Whitegate, Northwich, Chesire CW8 2BN, England: Unusual fibers for spinning. Also dye materials.
Made-well Manufacturing Co., Box 22, Sifton, Manitoba, Canada: Spinning wheels. Cotton carders. Cylinder carding machines.
The Mannings, P.O. Box 687, East Berlin, Pennsylvania 17316: Spinning dyeing and weaving supplies.
Marvin Mueller, 421 E. North St., Jefferson, Wisconsin 53549: Wheel repair. Also other spinning tools, such as drop spindles and niddy-noddies.
I. Nagy, P.O. Box 9637, Wellington, New Zealand: Spinning wheels of high quality.
Nasco, 901 Janesville Ave., Fort Atkinson, Wisconsin 53538 (or) Nasco, 1524 Princeton Ave., Modesto, California 95352: Their crafts catalog lists spinning and weaving supplies. Also books on crafts.
The Hidden Village, 4650 Arrow Highway, #G2, Montclair, California 91763: A good line of spinning wheels, reasonable prices.
The Niddy Noddy, One Croton Point Ave., Croton-on-Hudson, New York 10520: Spinning fibers and equipment.
Orchard House Weavers, Rt. 14, Windham Center, Connecticut 06280: Weaving and spinning supplies, Lessons, SASE.
Pendleton Shop, 465 Jordan Rd., Box 233, Sedona, Arizona 86336: Retail store, also classes in spinning and weaving.
The Penningtons, 1993 W. Liberty, Ann Arbor, Michigan 48103: Spinning and dyeing materials. Books and lessons. A variety of fibers.
River Farm, Rt. 1, P.O. #169A. Timberville, Virginia 22853: Black, brown and gray fleeces. Spinning workshops.
Riverside Acres, Kathy Kelnhofer, Rt. 1, Box 143, Rice Lake, Wisconsin 54868: She raises her own Angora rabbit fur for spinning. Available by the ounce, in a variety of colors.
C. Rognvaldson, 265 Main St., N., Acton, Ontario, Canada: Wheel restoration.
Serendipity Shop, 2 Prairie St., Park Ridge, Illinois 60068: Spinning and weaving supplies. Books.
Sievers Looms and Schools, Washington Island, Wisconsin 54246: Classes in spinning, dyeing and textile designs.
Silver Shuttle, 1301 35th St. N. W , Washington, D.C. 20007: Spinning and weaving supplies.
Paula Simmons, 48793 Chilliwak Lake Road, Sardis, British Columbia V2R 2P1 Canada: Spinning oil, and warp sizing for weavers who spin their own warp. Written material on spinning and weaving. Yarn spun to order.
The Spinning Room, 3767 Sulphur Springs Rd., Toledo, Ohio 43606: Books and supplies.
Spin nWeave, 3054 North First Ave., Tucson, Arizona 85719: Books, supplies, group and private instructions.
Stevens, Lindgrd RR 2, Barnesville, Minnesota 56514: Scottish Blackface and other types of fleece for spinning. Also spinning wheels.
Straw Into Gold, 3006 San Pablo Avenue, Berkeley, California 94702: A very complete source for spinning supplies. Spinning books, cotton carders, hard-to-obtain fibers, such as jute and muskrat fur.
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