The Fall 2026 issue is almost here! We’re revealing the cover and taking you behind the scenes to Prado de Lana, the beautiful Berkshires farm that provided the setting for our photo shoot.
We are passionate about helping you connect with the animals, farmers, and mills behind the yarns you love. Now, we invite you to pull on your boots and meet us in the pasture with in-person retreats on both coasts!
From rare Gulf Coast Native sheep to vibrant dye gardens, High Hog Farm is creating the kind of fiber ecosystem every knitter dreams about.
When the small-batch yarn you love isn’t available, here’s how to find its match.
Looking for your next quick, wearable knit? Designer Safiyyah Talley has great tips to make this summer project your own.
You helped us choose the winning pattern, and now you can download it for free for a limited time.
We love seeing your finished knits, and it’s been such a joy to discover so many of our readers’ beautiful finished projects from the pages of Farm & Fiber Knits.
For most knitters, yarn is found at the shop. For this group of fiber adventurers, yarn began right at the farm.
Oops! While we try our best to keep our projects error-free, sometimes corrections need to be made. Here are some corrections from 2025
Nothing makes us happier than seeing your finished knits, and we’ve been thrilled to spot so many lovely takes on projects from the pages of Farm & Fiber Knits.
