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Tiffany Warble

Tiffany Warble is a lifelong creative with a love for all fiber arts. She oversees content and digital strategy for Long Thread Media, including Farm & Fiber Knits, and she loves seeing beautiful works come to life through our magazines and websites.

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Finding Sheep in the Sunshine State

Travel with us to the heart of Florida to meet the cast of characters at our farm photo shoot.

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Guest Editor at the Helm: 5 Questions for Anne Merrow
What keeps a seasoned editor excited for a new magazine? Guest editor Anne Merrow shares what made the new Spring 2026 issue especially fun to bring to life.
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The Land of Fire, Ice, and Sheep
After a visit to Iceland, it’s easy to make a case for grabbing needles and yarn to make an Icelandic sweater.
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Illustrations of Japanese indigo and madder plants and dyed yarn samples.

A Knitter’s Guide to Dye Plants

Take a look at the beautiful colors a dye garden can produce in your yarns. Plus, subscribers can download a plant guide and growing zone chart to help you plan a spring dye garden of your own!

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A blue handknit cabled sweater with button closures.

Going Without—Knitting Cables without a Cable Needle

Discover the freedom of leaving the cable needle behind and embrace these easy, time-saving methods.

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American-Made Merino Yarn on a Global Stage

The story of how the wool of Imperial Stock Ranch and their Responsible Wool Standard partners takes the field at the Olympics.

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Beautiful silk yarn skeins show off this fiber's luster and beauty even before becoming knitted or woven fabric. Photo by Coleen Nimetz

A Sensational Introduction to Silk

Though we love wool, there’s another fiber that you may love knitting with—silk.

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A skein of beige-colored alpaca yarn with dried stems of lavender on a wood background.

That Time I Brought Home a Little Alpaca

Taking home a skein or two of yarn from a farm visit is a tangible way of connecting your knitting and the fiber animals who make it possible.

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Finding Sheep in the Sunshine State

Guest Editor at the Helm: 5 Questions for Anne Merrow

The Land of Fire, Ice, and Sheep

A Knitter’s Guide to Dye Plants

Going Without—Knitting Cables without a Cable Needle

American-Made Merino Yarn on a Global Stage

A Sensational Introduction to Silk

That Time I Brought Home a Little Alpaca