AASkill Guide: Blending Colors at the Wheel
No drumcarder? No problem! You can still blend stunning and complex colorways with these simple techniques.
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AANo drumcarder? No problem! You can still blend stunning and complex colorways with these simple techniques.
AAYou spend all your time spinning the perfect yarn, but how do you go from bobbin to skein without having a tangled mess?
Follow these mending tips for handspinners and you’ll be able to patch a hole in a favorite sweater or pair of socks in no time.
Devin found that handspun cotton yarn resulted in more elasticity and memory than commercial cotton yarns. How would this yarn work for socks, especially for someone who is used to knitting wool socks?
Learn several ways to add a leader, manage fibers, and ply off your spindles with this go-to guide.
Love to knit? Check out these tips and tools to help you spin the perfect yarn for your knitted projects.
Historic knitting can challenge our spinning assumptions. Cotton for socks? A garter-stitch heel? Learn about the socks a community of sixteenth-century Peruvian knitters left behind—and more!
Season 5, Episode 8: On the high desert rangelands of the Imperial Stock Ranch, Jeanne Carver's family is showing what sustainability really means: with careful stewardship, what's good for sheep can be excellent for the earth.
Merino is one of the most popular wools for a variety of fiber arts. What makes these sheep so special?
A roundup of favorite articles and projects using silk. Number five may surprise you!
Season 3, Episode 6: With a passion for rare-breed wool and its unsung qualities, Deborah Robson is a walking, spinning encyclopedia of delightful fiber knowledge.
From tweedy yarns and energized singles to cables and knitted stitch patterns, a warm cowl keeps chilly weather at bay.