My first package of spinning fiber from Inglenook Fibers has arrived! This is a new vendor for me, so I thought I’d share my first
Read MoreAs a bit of a history nerd, one of the things I like about handspinning is that it makes me feel connected to the generations
Read MorePart of knitting (and spinning) is experimenting and figuring out what works. This process can be fun, educational, frustrating, or all three at the same
Read MoreThis spinning project started with a lovely Polwarth wool and tussah silk blend hand dyed fiber from Allons-y! Fiber Arts in Vermont. I fell in
Read MoreWhen I was preparing for a 2-week trip out of the country recently, I thought it might be fun to bring some spinning with me.
Read MoreI chose this pattern because I was kinda stressed and wanted a calming project, and true to its name, it was just what I needed.
Read MoreThe fiber for this spin is a hand dyed blend of 80% targhee wool, 10% bamboo, and 10% silk. Targhee is an American breed of
Read MoreI’d been saving my fiery En Fuego handspun (a Nest Fiber Studio colorway that I spun in 2020) for just the right project, and it
Read MoreI was scheduled to take a class in helix knitting but had to cancel because I got exposed to stupid COVID. I was really looking
Read MoreThis project was originally intended for a road trip. Socks make great travel knitting because you usually just need one ball of yarn, so they
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