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Knitting with Wild Silk: Cast On With Me
Traveling from forests in Madagascar to dyepots in Rwanda to store shelves in Texas, handspun borocera silk yarn has an incredible story. How does it knit up?
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Traveling from forests in Madagascar to dyepots in Rwanda to store shelves in Texas, handspun borocera silk yarn has an incredible story. How does it knit up?
If rising temperatures have you setting aside your knitting, these linen- and silk-based yarns may change your mind.
Take a sneak peek at one of the yarns featured in the upcoming print issue of Farm & Fiber Knits and learn more about the rare wild silks available from Treenway Silks.
However you wear it, Juliette Pécault’s simple yet engaging slipover is this season’s must-knit.
Though we love wool, there’s another fiber that you may love knitting with—silk.