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We’re starting Farm & Fiber Knits out on the right foot: with a sweet sock pattern.
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SUBWe’re starting Farm & Fiber Knits out on the right foot: with a sweet sock pattern.
SUBRead on for some tips about working with that mystery yarn you just couldn’t leave behind.
These charming, scrappy mittens are perfect for using small amounts of lovely yarn in any configuration of colors.
This classic toque celebrates the wool from rare-breed sheep raised on a small heritage farm.
One of the more recent breeds to emerge on the American wool scene, Montadale produces soft, springy, pure-white wool.
Read the full text of the conversation between bestselling author Clara Parkes and Long Thread Podcast host Anne Merrow.
This soft, squishy wool yarn may be your new favorite for hats and mittens.
When it comes to estimating the yarn you'll need for a knitting project, the most effective method involves weights and measures.
Before you commit to a new knitting project, make sure you won't run out of yarn an inch from the end. Here's one method to estimate yarn requirements for knitting projects.
Large-scale farms produce acres of the whitest cotton. But cotton comes in a rainbow of colors that indigenous and small-scale farmers are still growing.
This simple shawl highlights the color and texture of unique yarns like naturally colored cotton.