Imagine looking at your clearly labeled fiber storage, knowing you’ll find just what you’re looking for. With these tips and a few supplies, you can make that a reality!
Four ways to use handspun twine in micro container gardens, full farmhouse gardens, or backyard orchards.
If you purchase fleeces, you likely have some wool waste. Put it to use in garden beds and patio pots!
Tunisian crochet is a bit like knitting with a crochet hook to create a woven fabric. Try pairing this easy technique with rare-breed wools!
Sabine explores fleeces from the rare Skudden breed.
Have you ever stopped to wonder what is grease? Spinning terms can often lead to confusion, even for the seasoned handspinner.
The author details how to select, cut, and finish natural, beautiful, and sustainable storage bobbins from a variety of trees and shrubs that can be found in your backyard.
Occasionally I let people know that I am interested in fleeces. What follows can be delightful for everyone.
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Every tool deserves a home. What better way to corral your fiber gadgets than in a handspun, handknitted basket? This project recipe from the Summer 2020 issue adapts easily to your own yarn and storage needs. Make a flock of them in different breeds!
Sabine loves her stash! And it provides her with endless inspiration. Here, she shares her tips for storing your fiber stash.