Debbie Blair is the associate editor of Farm & Fiber Knits, Handwoven magazine, and LTM’ s fiber retreats. Having dabbled in dozens of crafts since she was old enough to hold a crayon, she feels blessed to have found a career that touches on two of her passions—art and alpacas.
Want to know Meg Swansen’s best colorwork tip? We did, too!
Something new is coming! When you find your next knit in our library, you’ll also find fiber features, tutorials, and more. Let me show you around.
Learn how this prolific designer uses slip stitch to build 3D textures that interact with light, color, and fiber type.
This community hub serves up a generous helping of fibery events.
Too Hot to be Outside? Head to the farm and meet some makers (from your couch).
We asked Cecelia how sequence knitting, marled yarns, and reversible motifs converge in her patterns, and she gave us a peek into her process.
From inventive community events to Wyoming-born yarns, tools, and notions, this is one LYS that offers something for everyone.
As we cue up our summer knitting, we’ve wondered what some of our favorite designers like to listen to while they’re click-clacking away.
Field trip! Let us show you around the friendly Connecticut farm where a recent photo shoot for Farm & Fiber Knits took place.