
Shuttle Tatting: The Basics and More
Master tatter Georgia Seitz shows how to create intricate lace with tatting to use as edgings, doilies and tablecloths, and embellishment.
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Master tatter Georgia Seitz shows how to create intricate lace with tatting to use as edgings, doilies and tablecloths, and embellishment.
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Fiber goes bling! In Fabulous Felted Jewelry, master felter Sharon Costello shows how you can turn fiber into jewelry to suit your every outfit and mood.

In Doubleweave Pick-Up, you'll follow along with Jennifer Moore as you learn how to implement, pick-up sticks, hand-manipulated designs, and graphed designs into your doubleweave creations.

In Felt It: Gnome Ornaments, Handwoven editor and fiber enthusiast Anita Osterhaug walks you through the process of needle-felting these whimsical and wooly creatures from start to finish.

In Felt It: Make a Mushroom House, sisters Melissa and Jennifer VanSant of Going Gnome will guide you through every step in creating an adorable, tiny mushroom house for your forest friends.

In Felt It: Make a Sleeping Fox, learn how to needle felt your own adorable woodland creature! Melissa and Jennifer VanSant of Going Gnome will guide you through step by step everything you need to get started needle felting.

Whether you’re a new spinner or have years of experience with spinning wheels, you’ll enjoy learning to spin on a drop spindle.

In Drop Spinning 101 spinner and teacher Anita Osterhaug will teach you how to spin using this method.

In Handspinning Rare Wools, Deborah Robson will dive into the history of sheep breeds, the history of wool and how you can handspin these rare wools. She’ll explore 38 rare breeds of sheep, their breeders, fiber characteristics, and more.

Combing wool produces the most wonderfully organized, fluffy, silky fiber imaginable. In this workshop, Robin Russo covers the basics and much, much more.

In Needle Tatting: The Basics and More with Georgia Seitz, you'll discover the art of needle tatting! Master tatter Georgia Seitz shows how to create gorgeous lace, using just a tatting needle and thread.

In Spin Thin, you’ll learn how slowing down and fattening up your core will produce better results.


In Double-Faced Tablet Weaving, John Mullarkey teaches one of the most fascinating aspects of tablet weaving: how the structure combines aspects of spinning and weaving, and how twist affects design.

In this video we will dig deeply into batts. Learn how to spin batts for silky smooth or wildly textured yarn. Explore the different ways to spin multicolored batts, keeping the colors distinct, creating a pattern, or mixing the colors together.

In Doubleweave Basics, you'll leave conventional one layer fabrics behind as you explore the world of doubleweave. Jennifer Moore will show you how you can easily weave seamless fabrics that are much wider than your weaving loom.

Are you ready to take your yarn to the next level? To make yarns that are more durable, more stable, less likely to pill, and more fun to work with? Learn the basics of plying with Anne Merrow in The New Spinner's Guide to Plying!

In this video, master colorist and crafter Deb Menz explains how to compose with colors in a variety of mediums to create just the mood and impression you want.

In this video, master colorist and crafter Deb Menz introduces you to the family traits of colors. What is a “warm" blue? How does yellow affect everything around it, and how can you use that to your advantage?

In Color Works For Spinners, Deb Menz will introduce color into your fiber world unlike anything else you've seen before. With a solid base of color theory that includes hue, value, and saturation, you'll be blending color combinations in no time.


As a spinner, your most important, versatile tools are your own skilled hands. With those eight fingers and two opposable thumbs, plus a half-dozen simple techniques for manipulating the fiber supply, you can spin a full suite of yarn styles.

In this video, master Spinner Patsy Zawistoski explores the contrarian possibilities and comes up with some interesting, beautiful yarns.

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In Totally Twill: Beyond The Basics, master weaver Robyn Spady shows how you can start with a single threading and create a variety of surprising and sophisticated twill patterns and designs.
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Anita Luvera Mayer believes there should be something magical and unique in what we wear each day. In this video workshop, she shares her creative approach and teaches a variety of innovative and fun embellishment techniques you can use.
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Master spinner Patsy Zawistoski teaches an easy, ingenious method for analyzing commercial yarns and reproducing them with handspinning. This remastered version of Patsy's beloved video from 2014 features new enhancements and resources for you!
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