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Spinners can create complex colors in different ways. As a dyer, Alanna can mix dye stocks to create specific hues, but here, she explores how to apply that same approach to handcarded color.
This clever crocheter used leftovers from at least 13 different sock yarns and her grandmother’s antique steel crochet hook to create these fun, colorful socks.
Learn about an inspirational sheep-to-shawl project that this dedicated spinner can now check off of her bucket list.
See what spinners and weavers—from novice to more advanced and everyone in between—have been up to at our 40th anniversary SOAR event!
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Surprise! You don’t need a blending board in order to make colorful rolags! Learn to make “pseudorolags” with these helpful tips. Plus, a bonus project to make for subscribers to Spin Off!
In this charming interview, Jim Bateman and Linda Ligon reminisce about Rick and Marge Reeves and Rick’s last walnut Saxony wheel.
Calling all spindle-lovers! Share your tips, techniques, and historical deep-dives with Spin Off.
The same properties that turn wool into yarn make felting possible. Explore needlefelting with five sweet projects to make this fall.
As spinners our goal is to be able to control the spin so we get the type of yarn we want every time, which starts with how we are drafting the fiber. Jeannine Bakriges shows us seven methods of drafting; how many of them do you use?