I identify and compare the DNA from different pieces of evidence to determine whether they have come from the same animal.
One spinner shares her real-world experience changing her whorl.
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Warp your rigid-heddle loom and try the clasped-weft technique. It's an easy way to achieve an attractive tapestry-like pattern using a single shuttle and two weft colors.
The excitement is real when you see your dizzed fiber and the knitted swatch showing this same pattern!
Glorious color adds endless design opportunities for the handspinner.
There are many reasons to love rigid-heddle looms, not the least of which is that they let you get up close and personal with the yarn.
With a newfound knowledge of weeds, Lynn explored dyeing wool with plants from her garden.
From tweedy yarns and energized singles to cables and knitted stitch patterns, a warm cowl keeps chilly weather at bay.