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Not only is it a Wonderful Life , but in this new issue you ll discover It s a Gute Life , too. In fact the lights of Hollywood are shining unusually bright in this issue with the Oscar of wool and Ingmar Bergman sharing center stage. Sound impossible? No, just wild!
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Not only is it a Wonderful Life , but in this new issue you ll discover It s a Gute Life , too. In fact the lights of Hollywood are shining unusually bright in this issue with the Oscar of wool and Ingmar Bergman sharing center stage. Sound impossible? No, just wild!
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wonderful zine,
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This review is from: Wild Fibers (Magazine)
This zine is a must for the fiber crafter. I certainly never heard of New Zealand possum yarn before. Wonderful pictures, worthly of National Geographic. The ads are an education.
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Spinoff magazines subscribers will love this magazine,
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This review is from: Wild Fibers (Magazine)
"Wild Fibers" is a quarterly but it is well packed and will take the whole quarter to go through and apply.
There are unique patterns, and stories. This is as much about animal husbandry as it is about spinning. I actually apply much of the information to weaving. There are lots of great ads that show you what you are missing; it is sort of like a Christmas catalog. This magazine should be more considered as a professional trade magazine vs. a fluff grocery store magazine.
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National Geographic for fiber lovers,
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This review is from: Wild Fibers (Magazine)
What a beautiful magazine about both plant and animal fibers. The stories and amazing photography in each issue makes each one unique and certainly a treasured source for information. I do look forward to the knitting pattern in each issue and enjoy looking for the different fibers that the designer has used.
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