SUBField Trip: How to Make a Farm Yarn? Go Straight to the Pasture.
A LYS owner headed straight to the source when creating a small-batch yarn, and she found so much more.
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SUBA LYS owner headed straight to the source when creating a small-batch yarn, and she found so much more.
Yarn Chronicles episode 3 is out! Knit along with Kate and flocks near and far.
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When you only have a few skeins of a yarn you treasure, you want to make every yard count. Here are 7 ways to make sure you make the best use of it.
Mary Lou Egan’s mother taught her to be a knitter. Teaching others is what made her a knitwear designer.
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.
Follow Meg’s expert advice to find your favorite method for working traveling stitches—and make your twisted-knitting projects shine.
The quintessential luxury fiber, American-grown cashmere is difficult to find as fiber, yarn, or clothing. An accidental cashmere farmer is building a network to change that.
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.
The enduring appeal of yarn from a centuries-old New England mill
What knitters need to know about microns, wool allergies, and avoiding itchy fibers