Most of the weavers I met take drop spindle spinning for granted, the way that many of us take potable tap water for granted.
Sip-n-knit gatherings have become increasingly popular as we look for more ways to create community and connect with other knitters offline.
Here are 3 things to know for happy carding, blending, and spinning. If you know how to use a drumcarder well, it will serve you for decades.
I love wearing handspun socks in the Minnesota winters. I have encountered many people who think that there is some magic to making sock yarn.
Solar dyeing is an easy, natural, and fun way to give yarn color and character that requires little work and results in non-repeatable, beautiful colors!
But I’ve gotten a lot of pleasure from making yarn this way. However you think about spinning and weaving, here is this weaver's approach to spinning:
March is the month when we celebrate making all kinds of things with our hands. To me, that’s the meaning of National Craft Month.
Spin Off magazine is turning 40! We’ll observe it officially with the Fall 2017 issue, but at this age, you should never wait to celebrate.
Since cabled sweaters dominate my knitting queue, they don’t offer much incentive for handspinning textured yarns.
Unexpected texture? Here are a few ways to deal.