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SUBHow can a wool farm remain a viable business in a changing world? A young farmer and agricultural consultant, drawn to Morehouse Farm since childhood, Erin Pirro helps navigate the farm’s next chapter.
Celebrate the farm and fiber life with your original knitwear designs.
Donegal tweed yarn consists of a unique blend of dyed-in-the-wool colors and contrasting flecks, or neps, of partially felted colored wool.
Inspired by Utah’s Traverse Range, this cabled hat is the peak of cold-weather comfort.
Season 8, Episode 5: After ten years, the online yarn marketplace Indie Untangled has grown from a simple website to an engine for discovery.
From yarn choice to styling, adding lace to your wardrobe is a matter of knitter’s choice.
With a bold lace border and flexible garter stitch, this scarf is the perfect way to stretch a special yarn.
Lofty and warm, this generous scarf makes a bold statement (and keeps the chill away).
A funny name for a little triangle of fabric, the thumb gusset is the difference between mittens that fit and uncomfortable hands.
With a few thoughtful details, these simple mittens go from plain to applause-worthy.
The story of how the wool of Imperial Stock Ranch and their Responsible Wool Standard partners takes the field at the Olympics.
Though we love wool, there’s another fiber that you may love knitting with—silk.
