How can you improve the outcome of your knitted sweaters? Hint: It begins with proper yarn prep.
We’re celebrating natural fibers in this winter’s Spin Off!
Kate describes her technique for creating a 3-ply crêpe yarn that’s self striping, resulting in a unifying effect in her finished knitted garment.
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Follow these mending tips for handspinners and you’ll be able to patch a hole in a favorite sweater or pair of socks in no time.
Preparing fiber “by hand” often relies on our trusty tools. Combs, hackles, flickers, and beyond—tell us what’s in your toolbox.
Norwegian mittens and gloves are a fun challenge for spinners, knitters, and even embroiderers.
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?
There are many fibers and blends that are great for socks, and pairing fiber and sock type can help your socks last.
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Once your spindle is filled with singles, what happens next? Here are some pros and cons of common methods.
Take a deep dive into the techniques and traditions of the spindle—a favorite tool of the past and present.
