Submit proposals to: [email protected] Proposals due by: December 1, 2019 Mood: WINTER 2020 – Warmth AURORA SKY CMYK 98.91.10.1 PANTONE 2756 PINE NEEDLE CMYK 71.55.56.33 PANTONE 433 SWEETBARK CMYK 61.60.42.18 PANTONE 438 CLOUDLINE CMYK 44.53.35.5 PANTONE 5205 HOT CHOC CMYK 52.57.62.31 PANTONE 7589 Brrr…Winters can be cold, so we’ve decided to focus on Warmth for Winter 2020! Everything from fibers to finishing, if it’s about warmth, we want it in this issue. Let’s talk about the warmest fibers: What makes them warm? What does crimp have to do with warming things up, length, diameter? How about non-protein fibers? Are any particularly warm? Of course, we can’t talk about warmth without talking about prep. Which is the best preparation if you’re looking to increase the heat factor? Can a preparation make a traditionally cooler fiber warmer? Does it matter if you use a blending board, a drum carder, or hand cards? What about drafting? Which draft and why? How exactly can we combine all of the above to make the warmest yarn ever? And once we have a yarn, what’s the warmest weave structure? Where do warmth and durability intersect for sweaters? Socks? Hats? Maybe you want to focus on warming the spirit and soul: community and craft and family and hot tea with friends and coffee with spinning cohorts. If it warms your body, mind, spirit, hands, toes, or heart, send us a proposal! Article and project proposals are due by December 1, 2019. We’ll get back to you in March 2020, and final pieces are due June 1, 2020. Thanks, Jacey
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Submit proposals to: [email protected] Proposals due by: December 1, 2019
Mood: WINTER 2020 – Warmth
AURORA SKYCMYK 98.91.10.1
PANTONE 2756
PINE NEEDLECMYK 71.55.56.33
PANTONE 433
SWEETBARKCMYK 61.60.42.18
PANTONE 438
CLOUDLINECMYK 44.53.35.5
PANTONE 5205
HOT CHOCCMYK 52.57.62.31
PANTONE 7589
Brrr…Winters can be cold, so we’ve decided to focus on Warmth for Winter 2020! Everything from fibers to finishing, if it’s about warmth, we want it in this issue. Let’s talk about the warmest fibers: What makes them warm? What does crimp have to do with warming things up, length, diameter? How about non-protein fibers? Are any particularly warm? Of course, we can’t talk about warmth without talking about prep. Which is the best preparation if you’re looking to increase the heat factor? Can a preparation make a traditionally cooler fiber warmer? Does it matter if you use a blending board, a drum carder, or hand cards?
What about drafting? Which draft and why? How exactly can we combine all of the above to make the warmest yarn ever? And once we have a yarn, what’s the warmest weave structure? Where do warmth and durability intersect for sweaters? Socks? Hats?
Maybe you want to focus on warming the spirit and soul: community and craft and family and hot tea with friends and coffee with spinning cohorts.
If it warms your body, mind, spirit, hands, toes, or heart, send us a proposal!
Article and project proposals are due by December 1, 2019. We’ll get back to you in March 2020, and final pieces are due June 1, 2020.
Thanks,
Jacey
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