Most yarn doesn't have a story.

It has a label. A colorway name. A country of origin listed in small print. But the actual fiber — where it was raised, what breed it came from, how it was processed — is invisible by the time it reaches you. That's the industrial model. Efficient, consistent, anonymous.

Handspun yarn works differently. And a handspun yarn subscription built around sourcing means the fiber has a traceable, intentional origin before a single yard is spun. Most of the fiber used for the feral scene hand spun yarn subscription is the same fiber ( batts and braids) that you would find in our other fiber arts subscriptions for spinning fiber. ( If you want to spin your own!)

Here's what that actually looks like.

The question for todays topic was, what can I do with raw wool locks that's not big chunky art yarn because not everybody's into crafting with art yarn. I love art yarn and like to use the chunky lock spun stuff in certain projects but it’s defiantly not something that is suitable for every project so it would be nice to have a way to spin those beautiful wool locks and use the yarn in a different way. .

How to Blend Fibers for Spinning Yarn with No Tools

Blending fibers can elevate your spinning experience, creating unique textures and colors without needing fancy gadgets. Here’s how you can do it by hand, letting your creativity shine through.

Blending fibers can elevate your spinning experience, creating unique textures and colors without needing fancy gadgets. Here’s how you can do it by hand, letting your creativity shine

Blending fibers can elevate your spinning experience, creating unique textures and colors without needing fancy gadgets. Here’s how you can do it by hand, letting

How to Blend Fibers for Spinning Yarn with No Tools

Blending fibers can elevate your spinning experience, creating unique textures and colors without needing fancy gadgets. Here’s how you can do it by

Not sure what to do with your handspun art yarn? Weaving is the answer. Learn basic techniques for weaving with art yarn using an embroidery hoop or simple loom.