Pre-order a copy today! Custom-Color Your Favorite Fibers with Dip-Dyeing, Hand-Painting, Tie-Dyeing, and Other Creative Techniques No crafter should feel limited by the yarn colors available in a favorite

Harrisville Designs Fleece is perfect for your next felting project. It works up into a wonderful object, whether wet-felted, needle felted, or used in nuno felting. Available in a range of colors, this fleece is perfect for your felting project!

Adjustable drums to suit all fibers. Card fleece into large 50gm (2 oz) batts. Blend colors - natural blacks with dyed blue looks stunning! Experiment by blending different fibers - wool and mohair, wool and silk. Fleeces with a break and short edge pi

Looking for a yarn that provides the best of both worlds? Brown Sheep Cotton Fleece is the answer. A soft, mostly cotton yarn is great for projects from babies to adults. Cotton Fleece has 20% wool which gives the cotton memory.

A little bit of magic created with raw wool and special needle Fleece Dog shows how to make adorable toy dogs in twenty popular breeds, using easy-to-find wool roving and a felting needle. Learn to make these canine chara

sizes: xs (s, m, l, xl, xxl) 28-32”(32-35, 36-39, 40-43, 44-47, 48-50)” bust. materials: 3(3,3,4,5,5) skeins of Brown Sheep Cotton Fleece •80% cotton, 20% merino wool - 100grams/215 yds •color photographed is Sedona Red<b

This is a beautiful 100% wool yarn spun from premium long-fiber fleece. Use for sweaters, scarves and other quality wool garments.

With an eye toward design and a focus on the characteristics of different fibers, A Fine Fleece features stunning patterns that showcase both the beauty of handspun yarns as well as their more readily available commercial counterparts.

- North Haven Fleece

Navajo culture has become synonymous with craft of a high spiritual level. Noel Bennett discovered that setting out to learn to weave in the Navajo manner is more than spinning the warp and weft, dyeing, building a rickety looking loom, and weaving old pa

... For those in the know, sheep are the stars of the huge annual agricultural shows, as they parade their polished hooves and oiled horns. Swathed in fleeces expertly trimmed and coiffured to accentuate