Category
SUBWhen the Banning family relocated from New York City to rural Dutchess County, they began raising a rare breed of black sheep. You'll want to see these beautiful fleeces!
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.
Meet farmers & editors, experience natural fibers, and follow your yarn to the source at Vogue Knitting Live from January 17–19, 2025.
From traditional Navajo-Churro wool to finewool fleeces prized by industry, sheep and yarn are inseparable from the Diné lifeway.
Dig into your DK stash for a relaxing addition to your wardrobe.
Heritage sheep breeds can connect you to the world—one skein at a time.
As Ross Farm enters its sixth generation, Amy and her son, Drew, bring a fresh approach to a farming legacy.
Most sheep get pretty dirty. Here’s how fleeces are cleaned to get rid of vegetable matter so your yarn is nice and soft.
Celebrate Notre-Dame's legacy and future with this stunning tam by Laura Ricketts.
Mary Jane Mucklestone shows us around Tarndie and invites us to knit along.
A LYS owner headed straight to the source when creating a small-batch yarn, and she found so much more.
Made to wear with just about anything, the Zephyr Vest is a breeze to knit!
