Tempe Yarn & Fiber : Spin Off Spring 2009

Tuesday, March 24, 2009

Spin Off Spring 2009

FEATURES

Behind the Scenes: At Magpie WoodWorksby Bobbie Irwin

Armchair Traveler: Londonby Diane Mulholland

Textile Words: An English Language Historyby Sharon Collins

Dorothy Reade: Spider Woman from Oregonby Donna Druchunas

High Whorl, Low Whorlby Abby Franquemont

Your Yarn: Spindle-Spun Yarns

The Handpainted Wheels of Monica Lenoxby Jackie Deems

Iowa Mennonite Track Wheelby Kaye D. Collins

A Conversation with Elizabeth Prose and Carol Rhoades

Fiber Basics: Clun Forestby Carol Huebscher Rhoades

Handspun Gallery of Maine Morning Mitts

Lanolin for Healing by Suzanne Artley

HOW TO
Spinning Basics: Finding Balance by Jennifer Shafer

Spinning for Needlepointby Sarah Swett

Spinning Perfect Sock Yarnby Judith Mackenzie McCuin

PROJECTS
Clun Forest Setby Carol Huebscher Rhoades

Slotted Scarfby Jillian Moreno

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The Power of Choice

Every time you make a purchase, you're exercising power of choice. The choice is yours. You have the power to strengthen and enrich your local community.

-When you shop at a locally owned business 45 cents of every dollar stays in Arizona - versus only 13 cents at a national chain, and, your money is re-circulated over and over and creates up to 75% more tax revenue to our community & state.

-When you shop online with out-of-state companies, it doesn't contribute a dime to the local economy.

-Independent businesses raise the standard of living in your community because they take their profits and buy products & services from other local businesses, thus creating more & more tax revenues needed for the community to thrive.

-Independent businesses are unique enterprises that contribute to the character of our community by offering a more diverse selections of goods and services.

-Independent businesses provide meaningful service with a personal touch (like winding yarn). It matters to them that you are satisfied and will come back again.

You can make a difference by making a decision to find and patronize a locally-owned business, wherever possible.

For a list of locally-owned business check out Local First Arizona

Visit tempeyarn.com

Tuesday, March 24, 2009

Spin Off Spring 2009

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