A New Twist on Tapestry
Connie explores spinning for a crocheted tapestry that gives it the look of a woven textile.
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Connie explores spinning for a crocheted tapestry that gives it the look of a woven textile.
Down with the bucket list as Mary-Lyn Tebby conquers a self-made challenge.
This handspun, crochet blanket began when Danielle needed to make a small blanket for her first grandchild.
Glorious color adds endless design opportunities for the handspinner.
Join us in celebrating the diversity of crafts that spinalong members employed in making their handspun, handmade cowls.
A pattern originally published in Godey’s Lady’s Book in January 1860 inspired this cozy shawl from the Summer 2020 issue of Spin Off.
This crochet blanket from the Spring 2015 issue of Spin Off highlights a variety of sheep breeds and only requires about 30 yards of handspun per a square..
Grab some singles, a tiny crochet hook, and some beads. Kate Larson shares how to add beads to your handspun.
A small amount of finely spun cotton knits up into a classic lace doily. Learn why sizing the yarn before or after knitting can help combat wear and tear.
Close to 300 handspinners participated in this year’s Spin Off mitt-along. Here’s Debbie Held with the highlights.
Grab a hook and some handspun and make these delightful mitts. Plus, get great tips to fine-tune your crochet gauge.
If you’ve been wanting to turn some handspun into a suitable pair of handcoverings for your own mitts, I offer up these pointers gleaned from the group’s knitting experiences.