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Where process and product intersect

Eunny Jang, editor of Interweave Knits, shares with us her excitement about the new issue of Knit.Wear....

Posted to Guest Blog by Eunny Jang on Jul 30, 2012
Filed under: Spinning
Yarn and Cloth, Peanut Butter and Jelly

We've invited Anita Osterhaug, editor of Handwoven magazine, to share with us some weaving projects from the next couple of issues that are perfect for handspun....

Posted to Guest Blog by Anita Osterhaug on Jul 2, 2012
Filed under: Wool Processing, Plying, Handspun, Spinning Wool, Dyeing, Handwoven, Merino Wool, Natural Dyes, Spinning, Dyeing Yarn
Meet the people behind many lace styles

We've invited Jeane Hutchins, the editor of PieceWork here today to tell you about PieceWork's fifth annual issue all about lace....

Posted to Guest Blog by Amy Clarke Moore on Jun 18, 2012
Filed under: Spinning
Do you have scarves in your gift closet?

Former managing editor of Handwoven magazine, Pattie Graver is an accomplished weaver and spinner to boot. In her retirement, she has been offering invaluable help around the Spin-Off office. We have invited...

Posted to Guest Blog by PattieGraver on May 30, 2012
Filed under: Spin-Off Magazine, Wool Processing, Handspun, Spinning Wool, Handwoven, Qiviut, Merino Wool, Types of Yarn, Spinning
Tunisian Crochet with Your Handspun Yarn

Learn How to Tunisian Crochet Tunisian crochet has been known as many names over its history, including Afghan crochet, hakning , railway stitch, and Princess Frederick William stitch. It is a fabulous...

Posted to Guest Blog by Toni Rexroat on May 7, 2012
Filed under: Handspun, Types of Yarn
Go On, Have Some Fun!

PieceWork's assistant editor Karen Brock shares the fun side of the latest special issue of Knitting Traditions presented by PieceWork....

Posted to Guest Blog by karen brock on Apr 18, 2012
Filed under: Spinning
An intimate knowledge of yarn

Interweave Knits Editor Eunny Jang shares how working at Interweave has expanded her yarn curiosity....

Posted to Guest Blog by Eunny Jang on Apr 11, 2012
Filed under: Wool Processing, Plying, Spinning Wool, Merino Wool, Spinning
National Craft Month Sweepstakes: Pass on Your Passion for Spinning

When I was little, I remember sitting on the couch listening to the whirl of the wheel as my mom spun. She let me try my hand at the wheel and patiently helped me keep my drop spindle going. The spinning...

Posted to Guest Blog by Toni Rexroat on Mar 15, 2012
Filed under: How To Spin, Plying, Handspun, Spindle Spinning, Drop Spindle, How-To, Types of Yarn, Your Yarn, Spinning
When teacher becomes student

Interweave Knits Editor and Knitting Daily TV Host Eunny Jang shares her learning experiences behind the scenes of series 800....

Posted to Guest Blog by Eunny Jang on Mar 12, 2012
Filed under: Spinning
A True Spinning Confession

Handwoven's new editor, Anita Osterhaug, shares how she came to spinning and weaving....

Posted to Guest Blog by Anita Osterhaug on Feb 8, 2012
Filed under: Spin-Off Magazine, Handspun, Handwoven
Handspun for socks? Absolutely!

Guest editor Anne Merrow points out some very convincing reasons why Sockupied has some great patterns for handspun sock yarn....

Posted to Guest Blog by Anne Merrow on Jan 30, 2012
Filed under: Wool Processing, Plying, Worsted, Handspun, Spinning Wool, Merino Wool, Types of Yarn, Spinning
How many rare-breed sheep can you fit into a skein of yarn?

Betsy Alspach joins us today to share about a very special skein she made inspired by Deb Robson's Handspinning Rare Wools DVD....

Posted to Guest Blog by Amy Clarke Moore on Jan 16, 2012
Filed under: Spin-Off Magazine, Spinning Wheels, SOAR, Rare Wools, Spinning
Spin Art is here for the holidays

We've invited Jacey Boggs to share her thoughts about her new book, Spin Art, and the holiday season ....

Posted to Guest Blog by Amy Clarke Moore on Dec 21, 2011
Filed under: Spin-Off Magazine, Plying, SOAR, Spinning
Behind the Scenes of Knitting Daily TV

We've invited Annie Bakken, associate producer of Knitting Daily TV, to share a peek behind the scenes of the lastest season of Interweave's Public Television show all about knitting....

Posted to Guest Blog by Amy Clarke Moore on Dec 14, 2011
Filed under: Spinning
A Knitting History Detective

We've invited Jeane Hutchins, the editor of PieceWork and Knitting Traditions, here today to tell you about a new DVD from Interweave. It is called Knits of Yore: A Close Look at Some Curious, Perplexing...

Posted to Guest Blog by Amy Clarke Moore on Nov 21, 2011
Filed under: Spinning

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