SUBA Little Gift: Spin and Knit the Ultimate Icelandic Hiking Socks
As a thank you to our magazine subscribers, we’ve cooked up a special end-of-year bonus pattern to spin and knit this winter.
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SUBAs a thank you to our magazine subscribers, we’ve cooked up a special end-of-year bonus pattern to spin and knit this winter.
Use your handspun to weave, knit, or stitch the hours away this winter.
Laureen introduces us to this adorable flock of lawn mowers and describes her experience with their wool.
Carded wool cloud is famously forgiving to spin—woolen, worsted, and any drafting technique in between are all options to try.
Spritzing a lubricant onto your locks of wool will make combing easier. Here are three recipes to try.
Learn about some of the most common types of fiber preparations available to the modern handspinner.
Four ways to use handspun twine in micro container gardens, full farmhouse gardens, or backyard orchards.
If you purchase fleeces, you likely have some wool waste. Put it to use in garden beds and patio pots!
Island shepherd Sarah Pope designed this sweet hat and cowl for Farm & Fiber Knits. Read her tips on choosing fibers and spinning for these squishy knits—and get the patterns!
Among the things that make it easier to comb wool are starting with well-scoured locks and adding a lubricant. Find a recipe to make your own!
There are many ways to wash a fleece. Looking for a straightforward approach? Try Devin’s method.
Season 9, Episode 2: With curiosity about the potential for organic agriculture and perseverance in the face of formidable skeptics, the founder of Vreseis and Foxfibre continues to transform our understanding of cotton.