At Natural Cycles Farm in southern Allegan County, Lori Evesque is raising fresh food, fiber and plants to sell at local farmers markets…
By Jennifer Ackerman-Haywood Businesswoman and author Felicia Lo Wong took an unusual path to launching a hand dyed yarn business in Vancouver, Canada.…
I’ve been doing a lot of mini tapestry weaving lately and realized early on that although I have a boatload of yarn, I…
Sometimes the best love stories are the ones we write with our children. Often underrated, the parent child bond is an awesome one…
Like many of us, Deborah Norville is a multi-crafter who only goes to Joanns when she has a coupon. She believes in soft…
On this episode of CraftSanity, we’re going sheep to skein to unravel the story of how wool from a West Michigan flock is being spun into…
Clara Parkes has adored words since childhood, a time when she envisioned a life that involved sitting at a typewriter near the window…
Hello! I recorded a new CraftSanity tutorial demonstrating how to dye cotton t-shirts and scrap fabric to weave on the CraftSanity weaving looms…
Hello! Things have been pretty quiet here on the CraftSanity blog while I’ve been off teaching journalism at the local community college. I’ve…
When the lovely folks at Galler Yarns sent along a free sample of their Inca-Eco 100% Organic Cotton Yarn for me try, I…
We’ve been hard at work on issue 6 of the magazine and very happy to report that we’ll be picking it up from…
This Sunday my newspaper column will feature West Michigan crochet enthusiast, Kendra Wineman. After meeting Kendra and seeing her colorful stash of reclaimed yarn and cute, crochet nesting bowls, I decided to unravel a sweater and make some bowls for my daughters to organize trinkets in their room.