Across |
4. | the foot pedal that turns the main wheel |
5. | two upright pieces of wood that hold the flyer |
7. | a tighter-than-normal rolag traditionally used with cotton |
9. | The animal that produces "mohair" (2 words) |
10. | The small tool that is used to help form and even top in wool combing |
12. | winding two or more yarns together |
13. | the sheered coat of wool off of a sheep |
15. | the weighted part of a dropspindle that helps it to spin |
16. | very thin roving (2 words) |
19. | A cellulose fiber collected from the perennial shrub from the genus Gossypium |
20. | a staff that holds the flax or wool fibers which are drawn from as the spinner needs them when spinning. |
22. | finger sized roll of carded wool, ready for spinning to make woolen yarn |
23. | Yarn with an unusual character |
24. | A four horned, spotted sheep |
25. | the straight piece of wood or wire that connects the treadle to the axle/crank |
27. | The most accurate way of determining wool grades |
29. | double-ended tool used in skeining spun yarn (2 words) |
32. | A cylinder of coiled, prepared fibers ready for spinning |
33. | grease wool that has had the dirty edges removed all the way around (2 words) |
34. | yarn spun with a counterclockwise twist (2 words) |
35. | A plant with a large prickly head used for raising or fulling fabric |
38. | The product of a "worm" |
41. | Sheep breed with blue head, ears and legs |
42. | The product of plying two or more plyed strands together (2 words) |
43. | A manufactured fiber made from long-chain synthetic polymers |
44. | Yarn from a reel |
46. | A blue dye |
47. | the pulling out of fibers to allow only a certain amount of the fiber to twist into yarn |
48. | the opening or eye of the spindle on a treadle spinning wheel |