Laureen introduces us to this adorable flock of lawn mowers and describes her experience with their wool.

Norwegian mittens and gloves are a fun challenge for spinners, knitters, and even embroiderers.

Devin found that handspun cotton yarn resulted in more elasticity and memory than commercial cotton yarns. How would this yarn work for socks, especially for someone who is used to knitting wool socks?

After decades inventing and innovating spinning and weaving equipment, Jan Louët says that his favorite is the one he hasn’t released yet.

Handspinner Jeannine Glaves discusses the different ways she spins natural fibers for warp-faced band weaving.

An antique textile found close to home sends Chitra searching for silk in South India.

Season 10, Episode 5: From importing a new breed of sheep to developing her own dye method to developing local products, shepherd Nanne Kennedy cultivates a uniquely Maine farm and flock.

Manage sharp color transitions and ply every inch of singles yarn with this versatile plying method.

Some spinners swear by predrafting spinning fiber. Kate experimented with a hybrid method to loosen the fibers without actual drafting. How did it work out?

See how one knitter used fiber from the unique breed known as Manx Loaghtan, spun entirely on a cross-arm spindle, for a beautiful vest of squishy fabric with great stitch definition.