American Spun

Overview

American Spun is a collection of 20 timeless patterns, offering a curated selection for various skill levels, and an introduction to American Yarn and the people who produce it. Discover the beauty of American-made yarn as this collection explores the unique qualities of homegrown yarn, celebrating the creativity and sustainability of American yarn producers. More than just a pattern book, American Spun is a journey into the world of fiber arts. Learn about the process of yarn production, from wool sourcing to dyeing techniques, and discover the stories behind the American yarn farms and mills that are committed to sustainable practices. Filled with gorgeous photography that captures the essence of each project, classic projects, and a directory of the most exciting yarn producers working in America today, American Spun makes a handsome addition to the bookshelf of hobby knitters, fiber artists, and crafters who appreciate high-quality materials and want to support American-made products.

Author Biography

Anna Sudo is a graduate of the Kansas City Art Institute. After spending a decade in Japan, she returned to the Midwest and rediscovered American yarns. She found that showcasing the producers and quality of these yarns in her original designs was an intuitive way to reconnect with her own roots. She is currently based in Kansas City, MO.