Spinning tools are a big investment. Handcards, drumcarders, flick carders, and blending boards all use carding cloth, a toothed material, to open and blend fibers.
Snuggle in with your fiber and a collection of cozy patterns.
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Meet Nilda Callañaupa Alvarez, who has become known in Peru and throughout the world as a champion for traditional Andean textiles. We’ve gathered a collection of how-to videos and articles for you to explore!
There are things I do to cashmere that would make the faint of heart keel over.
Learn to work in harmony with your wheel in this new video course.
Calling all makers! We’re on the hunt for photos of your visible mending projects using handspun. So show us what you’ve got!
Paco-vicuña is an ideal fiber for handspinners. As Jane Levene explains, the crinkle—or tiny, unorganized crimp—helps to interlock the fibers, creating that loft so many of us love.
The back bar has always been there, just waiting to be worked. Learn a new way to create a familiar stitch!
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Nervous about natural dyes? Start with these resources, including a PDF full of dyeing instructions and tips.
Wool combs may look scary, but once you try them, you’ll be hooked.