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Download the WIF for this twill cowl from Handwoven November/December 2023.
Pattern · Handwoven · WIF

Download these two WIFs for this kitchen towel project from November/December 2023.
Pattern · Handwoven · WIF

Download the WIF for this bag fabric from Handwoven November/December 2023.
Pattern · Handwoven · WIF

Download the WIF for this apron project from Handwoven November/December 2023.
Pattern · Handwoven · WIF

Download these three WIFS for this towel project from Handwoven November/December 2023.
Pattern · Handwoven · WIF

Download the WIF for this scarf project from Handwoven November/December 2023.
Pattern · Handwoven · WIF

Download the WIF for this bread bag project from Handwoven November/December 2023.
Pattern · Handwoven · WIF

Download the 5 WIFs for this scarf project from Handwoven November/December 2023
Pattern · Handwoven · WIF

Created to match her twill apron, these pot holders use doubled cloth for heat protection and bias tape for easy binding on the edges.
Pattern · Handwoven

Weaving is compelling on its own, but there are many other aspects of a weaver’s life. This “Venn diagram” issue looks at how weaving overlaps with those other parts. The 11 projects reflect the designers’ interests, including cooking, gardening, puzzles and games, quilting, history, butterflies, and grandchildren.
Magazine · Handwoven

Un-dyed, naturally colored silks combined with the Fibonacci sequence create an elegant, luxurious scarf perfect for a night out on the town.
Pattern · Little Looms

Designer Angela K. Schneider likes to think of this scarf as a tune that changes time signatures: a slow march in four-beat time, a smooth central waltz in three beats, and finally, a return to a four-beat rhythm.
Pattern · Little Looms

Clasped weft and just a hint of pick-up make this a cotton scarf you'll want to wear all spring long.
Pattern · Little Looms

This scarf highlights not only the yarn colors but the yarn’s incredible plush feel. The floats in rosepath twill keep the sumptuous feel, and stripes at the ends of the scarf create a gorgeous color gamp.
Pattern · Little Looms

In the planning stages of this scarf, Susan and Melissa talked about ways to combine two colors in the same weft pick. At first, they considered clasped weft but ultimately decided instead to use the slit-weft technique.
Pattern · Little Looms

Plain weave is anything but plain in this kerchief-style shawl featuring solid and variegated yarns.
Pattern · Little Looms

As a designer, playing with a variety of yarns to see how they work together is always interesting. It is rewarding when an unexpected outcome turns a common item into one that is exciting and unique, and often those accidental discoveries become a springboard for future projects.
Pattern · Little Looms

Learn the various drafting techniques used in handspinning with this helpful resource, complete with thorough instructions and step-by-step photos.
Article · Spin Off

A mill owner and former LYS owner shares her thoughts on wool, farms, fiber blends, festivals, and how knitters can save small farms.
Audio · Farm & Fiber Knits

Connect to the stitchers of yesterday with timeless needlework projects and hook-centric stitch stories.
Magazine · PieceWork

Learn to knit a darling bag using your handspun art yarn!
Pattern · Spin Off

Weave a fall-themed set with these 8-shaft overshot placemats and napkins.
Pattern · Handwoven

Soft and lightweight, this lace cowl is a luxurious way to welcome the cooler fall days.
Pattern · Farm & Fiber Knits