I like to recycle or upcycle found items, including wine corks perhaps left from a special occasion with friends or family.
At first glance, these slivers from Sally Fox appear to be rather more yellow, almost a manila color. However, color in the sliver is deceptive.
Heavenly Bresser offers her fixes for common problems when spinning on antique spinning wheels.
Meet a musician, storyteller, teacher, and fiber artist.
In Double Oak Farm's Grow It, Wear It program, the kids are engaged in every step of the process.
I often hear people talking, half proudly and half guiltily, about their stashes of spinning fiber, but I celebrate my stash. To borrow a phrase from a global phenomenon, my stash sparks joy!
My favorite part of this project was unquestionably the spinning.
As the Wagners state on their website, “The Coopworth is more than a breed; it is a philosophy.”