Artist Spotlight: The Vibrant Farm Yarns of Megs & Co
With a passion for sustainable yarn and a deep connection to color, Megan Granger hopes to inspire others to choose domestic wool.
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With a passion for sustainable yarn and a deep connection to color, Megan Granger hopes to inspire others to choose domestic wool.
SUBWhy might you want to buy yarn from the farmer who produced it? Maybe you discovered an intriguing yarn at a fiber festival or perhaps you’d simply like to support growers in your region by buying locally. Here are some tips from a shepherd.
Tressa Weidenaar’s inspiring design is a delight to knit, and you’ll have enough yarn left over to make one for a friend!
With 14 enticing projects to knit, stitch, and weave, how do you choose?
Of all the posts and patterns we put up this year, these were your favorites.
Heritage sheep breeds can connect you to the world—one skein at a time.
What makes an indie dyer stand out from other colorful yarn makers? For Caroline Sommerfeld, it’s all about the base.
At Clean Fleece New York, the Hudson Valley Textile Project takes on the dirty job of scouring natural fibers.
How can you know where the wool in your yarn was grown and processed, and why is it important? Several programs let you trace the sources of the skeins you knit.
A LYS owner headed straight to the source when creating a small-batch yarn, and she found so much more.
These cozy, sustainable socks knit up quickly for yourself or as a gift.
Beginning with a few bottle lambs, a young rancher revives her family’s heritage as shepherds.