Spinners are stretching the boundaries of colorwork this spring in Spin Off's annual spin-along.
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There's more than one way to spin a hankie! We've gathered some expert advice, tips, and projects to inspire your silk spinning.
There isn’t one right or wrong way to spin, but if you’re teaching a beginning spinner, here are a few things you might want to avoid.
Season 9, Episode 3: The most surprising and beautiful sources of natural color may be the ones beneath your feet. Naturalist and forager Alissa Allen relishes the rainbows she can find in mushroom and lichen dyeing—and wants to teach you to find your own.
There are many ways to wash a fleece. Looking for a straightforward approach? Try Devin’s method.
Polychrome palettes are a spinner’s jam. Join us for a celebration of blending, plying, and playing with color in our Spring issue!
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Gerber’s out-of-print resources are highly coveted by today’s natural dyers. Find some of his works in the Spin Off Library.
If you’re a fast treadler, learn how cross-lacing can help you slow down your uptake.
Season 9, Episode 2: With curiosity about the potential for organic agriculture and perseverance in the face of formidable skeptics, the founder of Vreseis and Foxfibre continues to transform our understanding of cotton.
Lily is an artist and educator passionate about sharing Chilkat and Ravenstail weaving near and far—including at this year’s SOAR.
Revisit some of Priscilla's many Spin Off articles published across three decades.
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Learn an easy way to get complex dye effects using just one acid-dye color!
So who first thought of nettles as natural fiber?
