Debbie Blair is the associate editor of Farm & Fiber Knits and Spin Off magazine. Having dabbled in dozens of crafts since she was old enough to hold a crayon, she feels blessed to have found a career that touches on two of her passions—art and alpacas.
Combining bold stitchwork with graphic motifs, Seth Richardson’s vintage-inspired designs have architectural appeal. Discover what inspires his striking, wearable knitwear.
With a passion for sustainable yarn and a deep connection to color, Megan Granger hopes to inspire others to choose domestic wool.
You don’t have to travel to the countryside to get a taste of farm life or see where your yarn originates. Fiber fests such as the New England Farm & Fiber Festival bring farmers and shepherds together in a venue where even urbanites can explore.
Heritage sheep breeds can connect you to the world—one skein at a time.
Your ultimate guide to on-the-go projects and last-minute gifts to take along this holiday season
Meet Siri and Colin, first generation shepherds chasing big, wooly dreams.
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Tina Evans and her goats are growing silky, curly mohair in the Peach State. She gave us an update on how kidding season is going and what’s so special about Daisy.
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Learn about the joys—and frights!—that come with being a shepherdess during lambing season at this family farm in the Pacific Northwest.
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Boost your colorwork confidence with 4 tips for knitting Shetland-inspired hats.