Spritzing a lubricant onto your locks of wool will make combing easier. Here are three recipes to try.
While you’re keeping your eyes on your drafting and your feet are treadling away at the spinning wheel, what’s on your feet?
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Learn how to spin luscious handspun textures using recycled bits of yarn, silk, and more!
Color balance, twist balance, spindle balance—spinners have balance on the brain. We want to hear your ideas!
The 2024 spin-along prompted participants to incorporate colorwork in all its magnificent forms. See the resulting socks and mittens, sweaters and slippers—even a lovable sheep!
Learn about some of the most common types of fiber preparations available to the modern handspinner.
A traditional Shetland hap pattern inspired these ambitious spinners to create beautiful versions of their own using treasured handspun.
Calculating the yardage for a project needn’t be a challenge. Meet a handy tool every handspinner should have: the yarn balance.
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Read the 2007 article that changed the way many spinners think about finishing their skeins.
Have you decided what to spin for Tour de Fleece? The Spin Off staff shares what we’re planning—won’t you spin along with us?
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Tried your hand at spinning cotton, but not sure what to make? Check out this inspiring collection of swoon-worthy cotton projects to weave, knit, and crochet.
Four ways to use handspun twine in micro container gardens, full farmhouse gardens, or backyard orchards.
Season 9, Episode 8: As fiber crafters, we put textiles at the center of our lives. Is it any surprise to find fiber, cloth, and yarn at the center of our language?
Even after many years, the goal of the Tour de Fleece remains the same: Challenge yourself. Spin. Have fun.
