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A modular throw combines natural wool colors and flexible circles to celebrate the iconic Petoskey Stone.
Pattern · Farm & Fiber Knits
Explore color-and-weave designs for rigid-heddle and pin looms.
Article · Little Looms
Marketing your wool for sale can take many forms. Learn about one author's unique experience educating the public about her sheeps' wool.
Article · Spin Off
Buying wool from an American sheep producer can be an adventure. Read all about the “small flock” and what to look for when selecting a fleece to spin.
Article · Spin Off
This cowlette is the perfect solution to the first frosty days of fall, combining a shawlette tip for your V-neck and a cowl to keep your neck warm.
Pattern · Farm & Fiber Knits
Naturally colored cotton woven in 4-shaft twill makes for a beautiful set of absorbent towels and are completely dye-free. Weave up a set of your own and find your own peaceful rhythm at the loom.
Pattern · Handwoven
Discover 5 different handcarded preparations plus blending-board fractals and why you might need a wool picker.
Magazine · Spin Off
Download this WIF with a corrected tie-up, plus an additional WIF with an optional tie-up just for fun.
Pattern · Handwoven · WIF
Download the WIFs for these Turned Twill Towels
Pattern · Handwoven · WIF
Get three more hand-manipulation techniques perfect for rigid-heddle and tapestry weaving.
Article · Little Looms
Go from novice to completing your first project in just a few days! This comprehensive course teaches all the basics of warping, weaving, and beyond to get you started confidently. Sponsored by Kromski
Course · Little Looms
From tools to warping, get started tapestry weaving with all the essentials.
Article · Little Looms
Create beautiful yellows, golds, and oranges using a few grocery items: yellow or red onion skins, alum (used for canning), and vinegar.
Article · Spin Off
See how overdyeing with natural dyestuffs can create breathtaking results!
Article · Spin Off
Learn the "one-pot" method that combines multiple dyestuffs for fun, multicolor effect.
Article · Spin Off
For a warm, winter-worthy mitten, Amy Tyler chose a slipped-stitch pattern.
Pattern · Farm & Fiber Knits
With an easy-to-memorize lace pattern and optional glass beads, this shawl is casually elegant.
Pattern · Farm & Fiber Knits
Easy to resize for larger or smaller heads, this cap can also be transformed into a slouchy hat with a little extra yarn.
Pattern · Farm & Fiber Knits
Twined knitting makes a durable fabric perfect for winter handcoverings.
Pattern · Farm & Fiber Knits
Kate Larson paired the natural colors of Shetland sheep with traditional Fair Isle motifs with for this cap, but you can choose from among the hundreds of dyed Shetland wool colors to design your own palette.
Pattern · Farm & Fiber Knits
These architecturally inspired unisex cable socks are balanced between wearable and fun to knit.
Pattern · Farm & Fiber Knits
These hearty socks are inspired by tall, strong trees and are knit with a luscious merino yarn.
Pattern · Farm & Fiber Knits
What is the best sock yarn? Spinners have many opinions on the topic. Up your sock game with helpful suggestions for spinning yarn for socks, plus five sock patterns to put your newfound skills and knowledge to work!
eBook · Spin Off