Icelandic wool yarn, or lopi, is the ultimate multitasker of the yarn world – think of it as the Swiss Army knife of fibers, but way cozier. This magical material...
Working with yarn, fabric, and textiles through activities like knitting, weaving, crocheting, and printing can offer children far more than just creative outlets; it can foster a deep sense of...
When it comes to tufting, your choice of yarn can make a big difference in the final look and feel of your project. Luckily, a good tufting machine is versatile...
Rug tufting is a delightful craft that brings immense joy to those who indulge in it. The process of tufting a rug is a harmonious blend of creativity, patience, and...
Alright folks, The first rule of Tuft Club is: Keep it simple! (especially if you’re a beginner!) We highly recommend sticking to a design that isn’t a tangled web of...
Woven and knitted fabrics are like the two best friends who are totally different but somehow get along great. Woven fabric is the one who's got everything in order....
Do I really need to use Primary Tufting Cloth, or can I try something else? The short answer is: stick with fabrics designed for tufting, like our Primary Tufting Cloth....
Ok let's be very realistic - it's not like it's base-jumping! But Tufting, like any art form, comes with some potential health risks. To keep yourself protected, here are a...
Let’s talk about Sashiko - Japan’s answer to “make do and mend,” but with way more style. Sashiko (which charmingly translates to “little stabs” - don’t worry, it’s much less...