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Not sure what to buy the knitter who has plenty of yarn? Find a curated list of clever tools, fun accessories, and more from the author’s trip to this popular fiber fest in upstate New York.
Find out how the Rhinebeck Sweaters for Good program is turning a beloved tradition into a community-driven movement.
We asked our stylist to share a few of her tips for making handknits look and feel natural, beautiful, and wearable—using real-life inspiration from our photo shoots!
Learn how Nancy Marchant made this squishy reversible stitch knitting’s next big thing, and get Faina Goberstein’s best tips for getting started.
Puzzled which size to choose for a sweater that’s just right—not too loose, not too tight? Learn what designers have to say about fit, comfort, and how to make a sweater that fits.
How do yarn companies devise their colors? A combination of inspiration, intuition, and practicality.
Get an insider’s look at how June Cashmere began, and learn how it continues to connect you to local communities in Kyrgyzstan.
Strategic location, a few good minds, and a passion for sustainable textiles are the key to success for the Hudson Valley Textile Project.
Tabbethia Haubold-Magee talks about her passion for fiber and tracing its journey from animal to finished goods, the shearing life, and her love of llamas.
Anne Choi knew shepherds who needed to sell wool and knitters who wanted to buy it. Using the fibershed model, she helped build a community in New Jersey.
Our recent photo shoots were shot on a real farm—of course! Meet shepherd Hope Horn, visit her shop Hope’s Favorite Things, and learn more about the beautiful Pennsylvania farm you’ve seen in Farm & Fiber Knits.
Knitters have long had a love-hate relationship with the fluffy fiber of the Angora goat. Why is mohair yarn having a moment now?
Since I first fell hard for fiber arts in the 1970s, the name Alice Starmore carried a strong mystique for me. I never imagined I’d spend a few magical days with her.
