A healthy yarn stash is like a garden. With prudent planting, weeding, and fertilizing, it'll

In early 2002, I received a large manila envelope in the mail from an address

In American yarn, few names evoke as much history as "Germantown." While there hasn't been

If there's one thing I love more than a delicate, crunchy woolen-spun wool, it's the

While searching for an ancient Ute Indian trail in the White River National Forest 25+

Already the driest continent on earth, Australia is in the grips of a severe drought

"Textures are the new speckles." With those words, Malia Mae Joseph and Stephen West, of the

Back in February, I got an email from the representative of a Swiss company called

Are these unassuming little pucks of 55% Merino lambswool and 45% cotton the perfect solution

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Have you ever noticed that some machine-washable wools behave differently than others? It's not your

First things first: mYak is pronounced "my yak." I learned this only after an embarrassing