Pamela K. Schultz is the editor of Spin Off. She knits, spins, weaves, and gardens in coastal North Carolina.
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February may be the coldest month, but these three projects will tide you over to Spring.
Don’t miss out on the fantastic opportunity to join fellow fiber lovers and learn something new.
Learn how an expert dyer mixes and matches colors for maximum combo spinning fun.
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Woven on only four shafts, the Autumn Jewel Scarf has fantastic texture and offers lots of lessons for combining handspun wool and millspun cotton in a warp. Plus, some tips for cutting and sewing your handspun handwovens.
What makes each natural fiber unique and special? We'd love to hear your ideas!
Don’t miss our new exclusive eBook, with 14 scarf and shawl projects for you to weave, knit, and more.
You’re not stuck with Pantone’s pick—as spinners, we get to make our own trends!
From linen and llama, to natural dyeing on wool , explore the wonders of flora and fauna in your next spin.
Rug hooking is traditionally worked with strips of wool cloth, but did you know you can use yarn for rug hooking? Give it a try with scraps of leftover handspun yarn!
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Get a head start on one of our favorite projects from the Winter 2026 with this skill guide!