See how one knitter used fiber from the unique breed known as Manx Loaghtan, spun entirely on a cross-arm spindle, for a beautiful vest of squishy fabric with great stitch definition.
See Amy Tyler’s method of creating blended yarns by pre-drafting more than one color of roving together to produce interesting color variations.
Does your spindle seem out of balance? It might be your hook. Follow these simple steps for wobble-free spinning.
There are many fibers and blends that are great for socks, and pairing fiber and sock type can help your socks last.
Meet the artisans behind the handspun rugs and socks in the High Atlas Mountains of Morocco
We love learning about spindles and their makers around the world. Read about a few of our favorites here!
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Learn several ways to add a leader, manage fibers, and ply off your spindles with this go-to guide.
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Once your spindle is filled with singles, what happens next? Here are some pros and cons of common methods.
This knitter set out to achieve a smooth color progression in her handspun yarn, using East Friesian fleece that she had dyed in two colorways and subsequently blended into six shades.
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Working from a center-pull ball of yarn can make our lives easier. From hand-winding without a tool to three methods using a nøstepinne, you’ll be winding tidy center-pull balls in no time!