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.”
Emonieiesha loves art yarns! She shares her tips for weaving with these striking, three-dimensional yarns.
The authors in the Summer 2020 issue, each in a personal way, share pieces of their own handspun histories.
Immerse yourself in the vivid shades of the season. Spin Off Spring 2021, our annual color issue, examines the choices handspinners make when dyeing and blending yarn and fiber.
A few of Michele Wipplinger’s close friends reflect on her life and passion for textiles and natural dyeing.
During lambing season, I spend more time with my Border Leicesters than at any other time of the year.
