Whether your wheel is vintage or new, the drive band eventually needs replacing. Check out this great article from Spin-Off for more information on drive
“Buffalo,” the name most Americans grew up using for bison, does not immediately evoke the image of soft, useful fiber. Yet the bison’s downy undercoat
Hey Carolina FiberFest Supporters! As you know, the 2020 FiberFest was one of the first to be canceled because of COVID-19. All year we have
This is really cool! NCSU (our local university) is part of the team studying knit “yarn” for artery grafts! Looks an awful lot like a
Get ready to shop! We can’t wait to see the goodies these amazing vendors will have! Tune in on Saturday, October 31! You can find
We are so excited! We were unable to host the festival this spring because of COVID-19 and we miss our vendors! We are hosting a
Did you notice? The Carolina FiberFest team has been working hard to bring you a NEW website that is easier to navigate and explore. We
“In 1987, I saw a woman spinning wool on a spinning wheel at a craft fair on the university campus where I worked. I was
The 2011 Raleigh Knit Night charity knitting and crocheting group handcrafted hats, scarves, sweaters, blankets and other items for donation. Recipients were Hospice of Wake
In 2008, Knit Purl in Portland, Oregon (now closed), commissioned its very own felted Thanksgiving dinner. Artist LeBrie Rich created the entire meal in felted,
Hanover, Germany — Artist Mansha Friedrich knits the lettering “Happy New Year” in an example of urban knitting, a kind of street art consisting of
