Season 11, Episode 8: Like most shepherds, Robin Lynde has her hands full. But few flocks have as many horns and spots as her Jacobs.
Spring has sprung, and fiber festivals are starting to bloom!
I found the carding methods that are best for my body, the fibers I use, and the variety of yarns I want to spin.
The Spring issue of Spin Off is dedicated to colorways, palettes, and the pursuit of that shade you can't live without.
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No drumcarder? No problem! You can still blend stunning and complex colorways with these simple techniques.
Find links for web extras, subscriber-exclusive downloads, video resources, and more!
The Twilight Fade Crochet Pillow by Connie Lee Lynch is out now in Spin Off Spring 2025! Not a crocheter? Kate Larson has a knitted version for you to try.
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Often, spinners are mystified about predicting what the colors of their fiber will do when spun. If you take the time to analyze how to prepare and spin the fiber, you can control the resulting yarn.
Don't throw out those compacted braids! There's still plenty of hope for braids that seem tough to spin.
Setting goals is only the beginning. Get more spun with these helpful tips!
As a teacher and author, Stephenie Gaustad expanded our understanding of yarn and welcomed new handspinners with skill and joy. Spin Off joins her many students and colleagues in remembering her at work and play.
Want to dive deeper into color theory? This is the place to start!
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Get a designer’s tips for spinning and knitting a handspun sweater to show off the design details.
Simple knitting patterns offer lots of versatility for customization. Read this quick guide before starting an Equinox Cowl to match your yarn's gauge with the cowl style you want.
