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ArticleYarn Lab: Camilla Valley Farm 2/16 Worsted-Spun WoolCamilla Valley Farm’s line of 2/16 worsted-spun wool yarns are some of the finest weaving yarns I have encountered. By fine I mean thin, but the term also applies to the quality. If you want to weave a traditional tartan, this is the yarn to use.

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Handwoven Spring 20261 page
- Page 85into luxurious fabrics—all at a price that won’t make your wallet wince. For this Yarn Lab, I worked with Yarn Barn of Kansas’s new Big Dipper (5/2) and Little Dipper
Handwoven Mar/Apr 20142 pages
- Page 80Yarn Lab Happy with Hemp Robyn Spady The more I weave with hemp, the more I’m

ArticleCody by Mountain Meadow WoolFor the Yarn Lab in Handwoven November/December 2020, Angela K. Schneider put Cody by Mountain Meadow Wool through its paces.

VideoFor All Access membersThe Yarn Chronicles SeriesHave you ever wondered how the yarn you love to knit found its way to your needles? Follow along on the path that a skein of wool takes from the farm to your hands—and fall even deeper in love with your knitting.

VideoFor All Access membersThe Weaver’s Yarn CompanionThe choice of yarn can make or break a weaving project, making the weaving experience and the finished project either satisfying or disappointing. In this video, master weaver Tom Knisely teaches you how to choose the perfect yarns for your projects.

VideoFor All Access membersSpin to Weave: Making Unique Cloth From Your Handspun YarnDo you want the rewarding feeling of knowing that you created your fabric from scratch? In Spin to Weave with Sara Lamb, you will learn how you can create your own handspun yarns to use in your weaving designs.

VideoFor All Access membersThe Weaver's Yarn CompanionTom Knisely has been weaving for more than four decades. In this course, filmed on location at his studio in Pennsylvania, Tom helps you navigate the vast array of yarns available to weavers today.

VideoFor All Access membersWeaving with Rags: Making Rag Rugs and MoreTom Knisely teaches you how to design and weave rag projects for every purpose, using both purchased and recycled fabric, as well as how the interaction yarn and cloth create gorgeous results.

VideoFor All Access membersDyeing in the KitchenDeb Menz knows the process of dyeing yarn inside out, and she is a master of making color alchemy attainable for anyone. All you need is some wool, silk, or other protein fiber and a few basic dye powders to mix and match as you please.

VideoFor All Access membersWeaving with Novelty YarnsIn this video, master weaver, mythbuster, and yarn explorer Tom Knisely shows that weaving yarn doesn't have to come on a cone, and that weaving with novelty yarns opens a whole new world of design possibilities for woven fabric.

VideoFor All Access membersWarping Your LoomIn Warping Your Loom, Master weaver Madelyn van der Hoogt tackles the often frustrating task of the warp.She'll walk you through different methods of warping so you can begin weaving yarn in a way that is comfortable for you.

VideoFor All Access membersNatural Dyeing with Dagmar KlosIn this video, master dyer Dagmar Klos introduces you to the secrets of dyeing your fiber, yarn, and textiles with nature’s perfect palette.

VideoFor All Access membersWeaving with Linen with Tom KniselyLinen is a strong and durable fiber, ideal as a warp for carpets and other items that get a lot of wear. It's also beautiful, with a lustrous sheen and beautiful drape, and works as both a warp and weft yarn for many kinds of projects.

VideoFor All Access membersBeginning Weaving with Tom KniselyThis course covers the basics of multi-shaft looms, warping comfortably, planning a project using your chosen yarn, weaving tips, and much more!

AuthorEllen Labruce

ArticleMcMorran Yarn BalanceMake your own Yarn Balance with these downloadable instructions.

ArticleYarn RequirementsDownload this article that shows how to calculate yardages for weaving projects.

ArticleMaster Yarn ChartThe Master Yarn Chart lists yardages per pound and recommended setts for many of the yarns used in Handwoven projects.

ArticlePerfect Marriage T-Shirt Rug and Yarn PreparationLearn how to turn old T-shirts into yarn perfect for rag weaving!

ArticleHandwoven Goods—Recycled Yarn and more!Check out these products that might be new to you and help you in your weaving: fan reeds, supplementary wavy beater, recycled yarns, and a cloth beam extension.

ArticleMake Sock Yarn Sing with the Serendipity ScarfGot some sock yarn that wants to be a scarf? Download this free pattern by Joan Sheridan for 2-shaft or rigid-heddle looms.

Page 81to not just more yarn options, but also to yarns made from U.S. hemp. Yarn Lab Singles Hemp THE YARN: Lunatic Fringe Yarns Singles Hemp, 100% hemp, 5,100 yd/lb. I’ve

Handwoven May/June 20131 page▾

Page 72Yarn Lab Dreaming in by Sara Goldenberg White Often, working with variegated yarns can lead to

Handwoven September/October 20232 pages▾

Page 78combed wool for spinning. So it was with fond memories that I began this Yarn Lab adventure. Prairie Spun DK is a luscious, three- ply wool yarn available in several
Page 80surface such as in the color-and-weave and shadow weave samples. The goal of this Yarn Lab was to feature the new color line and not necessarily the yarn’s suitability for

Handwoven November/December 20211 page▾

Page 792 0 2 1 H A N D W O V E N 75 YARN LAB

Handwoven Summer 20252 pages▾

Page 76Cherry Red, Charcoal, Cobalt, Amethyst, and Natural. The particular cotton bouclé used in this Yarn Lab comes from LoftyFiber. LoftyCotton Boucle is available in 12 colors, many of them saturated
Page 78structure categories I tested, as well as for a big color-block plaid scarf. These Yarn Lab samples only scratch the surface of bouclé weaving possibilities. Other areas that are ripe

and 14 more issues.Search every magazine page for “yarn lab”