(PDF) Hand Spinning Cotton Ipad

1. (PDF) Hand Spinning Cotton Ipad TABLE OF CONTENTS - 1). INTRODUCTION &#82302). PREPARATION FOR SPINNING&#8230a). Understanding the fiber &#8230b). Staple length and color &#8230c). Decompaction &#8230d). Carding &#8230e). The Puni &#8230f). Cotton Drum Carder 14 3). TOOLS a). Small Supported Spindle &#8230b). Bottom Weighted Drop Spindle &#8230c). Top Weighted Drop Spindle &#8230d).Navajo Spindle &#8230e). Pakistani Wheel or Charka &#8230f). The Great Wheel &#8230g). The Spinning Wheel &#82304). SPINNING TECHNIQUES AND FINISHING a). Holding the Rolag &#8230b). Short Draft &#8230c). Long Draft &#8230d). Joins &#8230e). Yarn Size Control &#8230f). Textured Yarns &#8230g). Removing Yarn from Spinning Tool &#8230h). Setting the Twist

2. &#8230i). Sizing for Weft &#8230j). Sizing for Warp &#82305). NATURAL DYEING &#8230a). Scouring Cotton &#8230b). Mordonting with Alum &#8230c).Mordonting with Chrome &#8230d). Mordoniing with Tin &#8230e). Mordanting with Copper &#8230f). Mordanting wiih Iron &#8230g). Mordanting with Tannic Acid &#8230h). Mordanting Cotton&#8212The Three-Step Method &#8230i). Dyeing Cotton with indigo &#8230k). Dyeing Cotton Lint &#8230l). Dyeing with Commercial Dyes &#82306). USE OF HANDSPUN COTTON YARNS &#8230a). For Weaving &#8230b). For Knitting &#8230c). For Crochet &#8230d). For Sprang &#8230e). For Bobbin Lace &#8230f). For Sewing or Embroidery &#8230g). For Pile or Shag &#8230h). For Inkle Weaving &#8230i). For Cord Weaving &#8230j). For Baskets &#8230k). For Household Items &#8230l). For Garments &#82307). BIBLIOGRAPHY