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Lightweight, versatile, and satisfying to knit—these garments do it all.
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Lightweight, versatile, and satisfying to knit—these garments do it all.
This is the issue that makes summer knitting feel effortless, with breezy fibers and 10 fresh designs.
Step inside Emily Lymm’s dye studio to discover how thoughtful fiber sourcing and slow, intentional dye processes result in richly saturated colors.
With the Spring 2026 issue of Farm & Fiber Knits, you’re invited on a playful, page-by-page hunt for sheep and fiber animals from around the world, showcasing more breed diversity than ever before.
Our Spring issue invites you from the shearing shed to the needles, with thoughtful patterns, soulful storytelling, and farm-to-fiber inspiration on every page.
Get helpful guidance on choosing the right length for your scarves and cowls—plus 14 inspiring projects—in this new Subscriber-exclusive eBook.
Want to know Meg Swansen’s best colorwork tip? We did, too!
Something new is coming! When you find your next knit in our library, you’ll also find fiber features, tutorials, and more. Let me show you around.
Learn how this prolific designer uses slip stitch to build 3D textures that interact with light, color, and fiber type.
This community hub serves up a generous helping of fibery events.
Bold knitwear from the Southwest.
Too Hot to be Outside? Head to the farm and meet some makers (from your couch).
We asked Cecelia how sequence knitting, marled yarns, and reversible motifs converge in her patterns, and she gave us a peek into her process.