
How to Label Your Fiber Stash
Imagine looking at your clearly labeled fiber storage, knowing you’ll find just what you’re looking for. With these tips and a few supplies, you can make that a reality!
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Imagine looking at your clearly labeled fiber storage, knowing you’ll find just what you’re looking for. With these tips and a few supplies, you can make that a reality!

With a dozen prizes valued at over $900 total, spinners and fiber lovers could win big this holiday season.

Some spinners swear by predrafting spinning fiber. Kate experimented with a hybrid method to loosen the fibers without actual drafting. How did it work out?

See Amy Tyler’s method of creating blended yarns by pre-drafting more than one color of roving together to produce interesting color variations.

There are many fibers and blends that are great for socks, and pairing fiber and sock type can help your socks last.

Learn the ins and outs of solar dyeing hemp and cotton fiber using Cushings dyes.

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.

You are most likely familiar with a CSA, a community-supported agriculture group, which provides members with fresh produce. But have you heard of a fiber CSA?

Whether spinning flax for the first time, or the hundredth, these great tips will help smooth the way.

Modify the color of your dyed fibers by adding iron and tannin post-dye.

Learn an easy way to get complex dye effects using just one acid-dye color!