Yarn Crawl: Visit Heritage Spinning and Weaving, a Michigan Fiber Lover’s Dream
Don't let the name fool you—in addition to spinning and weaving, you’ll find a rainbow of knitting yarn, classes, and more at this yarn shop!
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Don't let the name fool you—in addition to spinning and weaving, you’ll find a rainbow of knitting yarn, classes, and more at this yarn shop!
Season 11, Episode 5: From her New York City childhood to Fashion Week runways to craft cruises around the world, Lily M. Chin takes the world in stride with needles and hooks in hand.
Tressa Weidenaar’s inspiring design is a delight to knit, and you’ll have enough yarn left over to make one for a friend!
Meet farmers & editors, experience natural fibers, and follow your yarn to the source at Vogue Knitting Live from January 17–19, 2025.
What makes an indie dyer stand out from other colorful yarn makers? For Caroline Sommerfeld, it’s all about the base.
Season 10, Episode 10: Traveling in the High Atlas Mountains of Morocco and small villages of Armenia, independent researcher Irene Waggener finds a common language in every knitted stitch.
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.
Mary Jane Mucklestone shows us around Tarndie and invites us to knit along.
Between fiber and fabric lies an essential link in the yarn supply chain: the mill that transforms raw material into yarn. One mill in upstate New York is dedicated to making yarn that works for the whole community.
Yarn Chronicles episode 3 is out! Knit along with Kate and flocks near and far.
What should I make with these yummy skeins from Wing and A Prayer Farm?
From the corporate world to a fiber paradise: a farm, mill, and shop in the maritime provinces