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Season 14, Episode 10: As Spin Off nears 50 years old, editor Pamela K. Schultz sees herself as the host of a wonderful spinning party that welcomes one and all.
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Season 14, Episode 10: As Spin Off nears 50 years old, editor Pamela K. Schultz sees herself as the host of a wonderful spinning party that welcomes one and all.
Woven on only four shafts, the Autumn Jewel Scarf has fantastic texture and offers lots of lessons for combining handspun wool and millspun cotton in a warp. Plus, some tips for cutting and sewing your handspun handwovens.
We invited fiber artists to transform fine fibers into works that honor their beauty and draw attention to urgent climate challenges. The results were inventive, moving, and deeply skillful. From dozens of entries, here are the four winners.
See how dozens of fiber artists turned their cashmere into works of art that honor the beauty of cashmere and draw attention to urgent climate challenges.
Season 13, Episode 3: Stretching the possibilities of fiber and craft, Sahara advocates for living beautifully with yarn in all its states.
With 17 prizes valued at over $1,600, spinners and fiber lovers could win big this holiday season.
Learn how to twist cordage, plus find two projects for your garden cordage!
Make your own marudai, learn a new braid pattern, and dive into the history of kumihimo braiding.
Season 11, Episode 8: Like most shepherds, Robin Lynde has her hands full. But few flocks have as many horns and spots as her Jacobs.
Season 11, Episode 2: From cool, slippery clay to warm, textured spinning, Charan’s explorations in handwork lead him in fresh directions.
Season 10, Episode 8: In the whirlwind of modern life, Melvenea Hodges says, celebrate your personal power by protecting your time to create.
With a dozen prizes valued at over $900 total, spinners and fiber lovers could win big this holiday season.
Season 10, Episode 5: From importing a new breed of sheep to developing her own dye method to developing local products, shepherd Nanne Kennedy cultivates a uniquely Maine farm and flock.