Farmer’s Favorite Socks: Techniques to Keep You on Your Toes
These cozy, sustainable socks knit up quickly for yourself or as a gift.
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These cozy, sustainable socks knit up quickly for yourself or as a gift.
The new issue of Farm & Fiber Knits mentions two Icelandic laceweight yarns—I cast on to learn more.
Beginning with a few bottle lambs, a young rancher revives her family’s heritage as shepherds.
Season 10, Episode 3: Behind the camera or behind the needles, Gale Zucker loves to tell the stories of the fiber world.
Producing wool, cotton, and wheat doesn’t have to deplete the earth and consume groundwater. Sally Fox is using her hard-won organic farming wisdom to produce excellent fiber that enriches the soil.
Your favorite articles and patterns from the first year—plus one you might have missed
Full of questions and seeing a need among her rural neighbors, a local yarn store owner followed her love for fiber to new heights.
Meet Siri and Colin, first generation shepherds chasing big, wooly dreams.
Knit your own wooly companions with Nancy Bush’s Estonian sheep pattern.
Come along as we peek behind the curtain at the annual can’t-miss event for shepherds, knitters, spinners, and more: the Maryland Sheep and Wool Festival.
You’re cuddled up in your wool garments, but sheep are standing in the fields with their warm fleeces sheared off. Why shear in cold weather? Here are 5 reasons why.
By bringing sheep back to her family’s Montana ranch, Kami Noyes has connected with knitters across the country through her yarns, fiber, and wool festival.