A comprehensive demonstration of processing American Tunis wool from raw fleece through scouring, combing, and spinning into finished yarn.

Some crafters frog projects because they run out of materials, known as “losing yarn chicken.” Others frog because they just don’t like the finished product. As Ravelry user w00fdawg put it ...

It all depends upon the intended use of the finished item. Even a small blanket pattern can eat up a lot of yarn depending ...

Got a half-finished scarf or a ball of yarn collecting dust? The Eugene Public Library Sheldon Branch invites you to turn ...

The yarn is soft and drapes beautifully, ensuring that the finished scarf will be both comfortable and fashionable. This kit not only teaches basic stitches but also introduces techniques for ...