Known for crimp and strength, will these fibers survive the washing machine?

Whether you’ve been looking forward to fall for weeks or are clinging to the last summer days, here are 4 transitional knitting projects to cast on.

Growing up in Ukraine, Olga was surrounded by a family of crafters and farmers—an upbringing that shaped her present-day life as a homesteader and knitwear designer.

With a garter-stitch lace pattern and oversized applied edging, this design shapes itself.

Before natural-fiber yarn reaches your needles, yarn shop, and even the mill, it starts on a farm. At Wing & A Prayer Farm, producing beautiful wool is partnership between shepherd, sheep, and land.

Season 10, Episode 3: Behind the camera or behind the needles, Gale Zucker loves to tell the stories of the fiber world.

Just because a technique is easy doesn’t mean it can’t be spectacular. Behold the versatile eyelet!

Try this simple but clever method to avoid gaps in your knitting.

Producing wool, cotton, and wheat doesn’t have to deplete the earth and consume groundwater. Sally Fox is using her hard-won organic farming wisdom to produce excellent fiber that enriches the soil.

Your favorite articles and patterns from the first year—plus one you might have missed