Products

The Art & Craft of Spinning Yarn

Spin Off explores the art and craft of making yarn. Each issue connects you to new and familiar voices in the handspinning community and is packed with information about fibers, tools, and traditions to inspire your creativity.

In this issue are Building Better Blends, Rare-Breed Tweed Card You Own, Stronger Socks Naturally, and so much more! Check out our current inventory of back issues as well. 

Features: 

• Beauty and the Beast: Herdwick Wool, a Heritage Mill & Luxury Cloth by Cath Snape
• Nature's Nylon: Natural Alternatives for Stronger Socks by Stephanie Johnson
• Fiber Blending and Hand Comfort by Carson Demers
• Optimizing Luxury: Getting the Most Mileage Out of Exotic Fiber by Lisa Mitchell
• Wool & Hemp: A "Primitive" Fiber Dream Team by Madeline Keller-King
• Structure: Choosing Fibers for Drumcarding by Emily Wohlscheid
• Wool Basics: What Is Grease? buy A. Sabine Schröder-Gravendyck
• Llama Fiber: A Realm of Possibilities by Dr. Annamarie Hatcher
• Llama Fiber: An Exploration in Spinning and Knitting by Barbara Kelly-Landry

Projects: 

• Alloy Socks by Stefanie Johnson
  
• Sturdy Mittens for Winter Walks by Madeline Keller-King
  
• Table Scraps: Clasped-Weft Table Runner by Tracy Livernois

Learning to spin your own yarn is one of the most ancient and satisfying fiber arts skills you can pick up — and the drop spindle is the perfect place to start! This beginner-friendly guide walks you through everything you need to know to go from a handful of wool to your first handspun yarn using a top-whorl drop spindle.

The guide covers the anatomy of your spindle, how to attach your leader, drafting fiber, making your join, and winding on your finished yarn — all in a clean, one-page printable format you can keep at your wheel station or bring to a class.

What's Included:

• Step-by-step instructions for top-whorl drop spindle spinning
• Labeled spindle diagram
  
• Troubleshooting tips for the most common beginner challenges
• Printable one-page PDF format

You Will Need:

• Top-whorl drop spindle, 2–3 oz recommended for beginners
• Prepared wool fiber, approximately 1 oz (roving or combed top works beautifully)
• 18" piece of wool waste yarn for a leader

This guide is available as a free download. Add it to your cart and check to download at no charge. After checkout you will receive an email with a link to your PDF.

Abstract

Spinning by Hand is a 4 session individual lesson series that introduces the skills for hand spinning fiber on a spinning wheel. The concepts explored in the series are: operation of a spinning wheel, spinning the single, fiber preparation, plying, and finishing. The lessons may be scheduled as you advance at your own pace. No experience with hand spinning is necessary. The lessons are designed for the absolute beginner, however the instructor may customize the content and pace of the material for those students looking to complete a different project or take it as a refresher course. Beginners must be able to demonstrate mastery of each skill in order for the first 4 lessons. Supplemental topics that build on these fundamental skills may be selected as desired upon successful completion of Lessons 1-4. 

This is the 1st lesson in the Spinning by Hand series and it will cover the basics of your spinning wheel, a demonstration on short forward draw (drafting technique), spinning a single, and a discussion of "your default yarn." 

Your homework following Lesson 1 is to finish spinning a full bobbin of yarn in a single (ply). 

Materials

Standardized materials for the lesson series are required to facilitate your learning experience. These supplies must be purchased separately. The fee for this class is only for the instruction. The supplies listed are usually available for purchase in our studio. Please consult the instructor prior to class with any questions. If you are looking to purchase a wheel for the class, usually the Schacht Lady Bug is a good place to start. 

Supplies you are required to bring:  

• Working Spinning Wheel complete with accessories (Please consult the instructor prior to class to make sure your wheel is in working order.)
• Orifice Hook
• Spinning Wheel Oil
• Book: Learn to Spin with Anne Field: Spinning Basics
  This is the primary text for the entire lesson series. This exact title is required to enroll.
• 4oz of prepared wool roving that is medium grade fineness. Avoid slippery combed tops when starting out. 
  
• Natural Shetland or similar is a good choice
• Scissors
• Sturdy Ruler (Wood or metal works best)
• Paper, pencil, post-it notes.
• Project bag and/or cases to organize your materials

If you prefer, a complete material kit with our preferred items may be preassembled for your convenience for a separate fee. Please contact us prior to the lesson for assistance in selecting materials.  

When

Once you complete registration, we will contact you to schedule your lesson and discuss your learning needs. This initial lesson meets for up to 2 hours. Lessons are scheduled within the availability of the instructor. While we make every attempt to be flexible for scheduling, not every request can be accommodated. Please contact Josh with any questions about registration. 

Where

Lessons are held here in our studio at Icon Fiber Arts. Our learning area is reserved for our use during the lesson. Please arrive 15 minutes early to allow yourself time to get situated. Lessons will begin and end promptly within the agreed upon times with the instructor as scheduled. Please notify us prior to the class if you need any accommodations. 

About the Instructor 

Josh Steger began his journey as a fiber artist at a young age when he learned to knit, crochet, and sew. Josh always felt inspired by yarn and what you can make with it. It was a natural progression when he started to dye wool, spin it into yarn, and ultimately, create surface designs. In 2013, Josh formally launched his fiber arts studio, Icon Fiber Arts, as a part buds ‘n bloom. Josh's experience as an instructor is well rounded. He formerly worked for United Healthcare in Green Bay as a Trainer and Learning Specialist. He has taught classes for Traveling Treadlers Fiber Arts Guild and the Bay Lakes Knitting Guild. He also provides one on one instruction for knitting, crochet, weaving, felting, hand spinning, and dyeing.  

Cancellation & Attendance

A refund will be provided to attendees who cancel 24 hours in advance of their scheduled lesson. There is no refund or partial refund for the class for any missed sessions. In the unlikely event of inclement weather that would prevent the class from meeting, the class will be extended and rescheduled as determined by the Instructor.

Abstract

Spinning by Hand is a 4 session individual lesson series that introduces the skills for hand spinning fiber on a spinning wheel. The concepts explored in the series are: operation of a spinning wheel, spinning the single, fiber preparation, plying, and finishing. The lessons may be scheduled as you advance at your own pace. No experience with hand spinning is necessary. The lessons are designed for the absolute beginner, however the instructor may customize the content and pace of the material for those students looking to complete a different project or take it as a refresher course. Beginners must be able to demonstrate mastery of each skill in order for the first 4 lessons. Supplemental topics that build on these fundamental skills may be selected as desired upon successful completion of Lessons 1-4. 

This is the 2nd lesson in the Spinning by Hand series and it will cover the basics of washing fiber, picking, carding fiber by hand, hand carders, combs, drum carder basics, blending boards, and woolen vs. worsted yarn construction. 

Your homework following Lesson 2 is to spin a full bobbin of hand carded fiber. 

Materials

Standardized materials for the lesson series are required to facilitate your learning experience. These supplies must be purchased separately. The fee for this class is only for the instruction. The supplies listed are usually available for purchase in our studio. Please consult the instructor prior to class with any questions. If you are looking to purchase a wheel for the class, usually the Schacht Lady Bug is a good place to start. 

Supplies you are required to bring:  

• Working Spinning Wheel complete with accessories (Please consult the instructor prior to class to make sure your wheel is in working order.)
• Orifice Hook
• Spinning Wheel Oil
• Book: Learn to Spin with Anne Field: Spinning Basics
  This is the primary text for the entire lesson series. This exact title is required to enroll.
• Assortment of fibers washed and picked to practice carding with
  
• 2 different colored fibers to practice blending
• Pair of Hand Carders
• Scissors
• Sturdy Ruler (Wood or metal works best)
• Paper, pencil, post-it notes.
• Project bag and/or cases to organize your materials

If you prefer, a complete material kit with our preferred items may be preassembled for your convenience for a separate fee. Please contact us prior to the lesson for assistance in selecting materials.  

When

Once you complete registration, we will contact you to schedule your lesson and discuss your learning needs. This lesson meets for up to 2 hours. Lessons are scheduled within the availability of the instructor. While we make every attempt to be flexible for scheduling, not every request can be accommodated. Please contact Josh with any questions about registration. 

Where

Lessons are held here in our studio at Icon Fiber Arts. Our learning area is reserved for our use during the lesson. Please arrive 15 minutes early to allow yourself time to get situated. Lessons will begin and end promptly within the agreed upon times with the instructor as scheduled. Please notify us prior to the class if you need any accommodations. 

About the Instructor 

Josh Steger began his journey as a fiber artist at a young age when he learned to knit, crochet, and sew. Josh always felt inspired by yarn and what you can make with it. It was a natural progression when he started to dye wool, spin it into yarn, and ultimately, create surface designs. In 2013, Josh formally launched his fiber arts studio, Icon Fiber Arts, as a part buds ‘n bloom. Josh's experience as an instructor is well rounded. He formerly worked for United Healthcare in Green Bay as a Trainer and Learning Specialist. He has taught classes for Traveling Treadlers Fiber Arts Guild and the Bay Lakes Knitting Guild. He also provides one on one instruction for knitting, crochet, weaving, felting, hand spinning, and dyeing.  

Cancellation & Attendance

A refund will be provided to attendees who cancel 24 hours in advance of their scheduled lesson. There is no refund or partial refund for the class for any missed sessions. In the unlikely event of inclement weather that would prevent the class from meeting, the class will be extended and rescheduled as determined by the Instructor.

Abstract

Spinning by Hand is a 4 session individual lesson series that introduces the skills for hand spinning fiber on a spinning wheel. The concepts explored in the series are: operation of a spinning wheel, spinning the single, fiber preparation, plying, and finishing. The lessons may be scheduled as you advance at your own pace. No experience with hand spinning is necessary. The lessons are designed for the absolute beginner, however the instructor may customize the content and pace of the material for those students looking to complete a different project or take it as a refresher course. Beginners must be able to demonstrate mastery of each skill in order for the first 4 lessons. Supplemental topics that build on these fundamental skills may be selected as desired upon successful completion of Lessons 1-4. 

This is the 3rd lesson in the Spinning by Hand series. Lesson 3 introduces the spinner to plying. We will practice plying at first with commercially spun yarn. 

Your homework following Lesson 3 is to ply the yarn you spun in Lesson 2 into a two ply yarn. 

Materials

Standardized materials for the lesson series are required to facilitate your learning experience. These supplies must be purchased separately. The fee for this class is only for the instruction. The supplies listed are usually available for purchase in our studio. Please consult the instructor prior to class with any questions. If you are looking to purchase a wheel for the class, usually the Schacht Lady Bug is a good place to start. 

Supplies you are required to bring:  

• Working Spinning Wheel complete with accessories (Please consult the instructor prior to class to make sure your wheel is in working order.)
• Orifice Hook
• Spinning Wheel Oil
• Book: Learn to Spin with Anne Field: Spinning Basics
  This is the primary text for the entire lesson series. This exact title is required to enroll.
• 100g (or more) of an inexpensive commercially spun yarn to practice plying with. The weight can be worsted weight or finer. Remember: your plied yarn must fit through the orifice of your spinning wheel. 
• Extra Bobbins, either bobbins for your wheel or storage bobbin to ply from. Notify your instructor before the lesson if you do not have spare bobbins for your wheel. 
• Lazy Kate 
• Might be built into your wheel
• Detached tensioned models that fit your bobbins are often best
• You may purchase one if you don't have it
• A DIY Lazy Kate can be made with a repurposed shoebox and metal knitting needles. Check out various online tutorials. 
• Scissors
• Sturdy Ruler (Wood or metal works best)
• Paper, pencil, post-it notes.
• Project bag and/or cases to organize your materials

If you prefer, a complete material kit with our preferred items may be preassembled for your convenience for a separate fee. Please contact us prior to the lesson for assistance in selecting materials.  

When

Once you complete registration, we will contact you to schedule your lesson and discuss your learning needs. This lesson meets for up to 1 hour. Lessons are scheduled within the availability of the instructor. While we make every attempt to be flexible for scheduling, not every request can be accommodated. Please contact Josh with any questions about registration. 

Where

Lessons are held here in our studio at Icon Fiber Arts. Our learning area is reserved for our use during the lesson. Please arrive 15 minutes early to allow yourself time to get situated. Lessons will begin and end promptly within the agreed upon times with the instructor as scheduled. Please notify us prior to the class if you need any accommodations. 

About the Instructor 

Josh Steger began his journey as a fiber artist at a young age when he learned to knit, crochet, and sew. Josh always felt inspired by yarn and what you can make with it. It was a natural progression when he started to dye wool, spin it into yarn, and ultimately, create surface designs. In 2013, Josh formally launched his fiber arts studio, Icon Fiber Arts, as a part buds ‘n bloom. Josh's experience as an instructor is well rounded. He formerly worked for United Healthcare in Green Bay as a Trainer and Learning Specialist. He has taught classes for Traveling Treadlers Fiber Arts Guild and the Bay Lakes Knitting Guild. He also provides one on one instruction for knitting, crochet, weaving, felting, hand spinning, and dyeing.  

Cancellation & Attendance

A refund will be provided to attendees who cancel 24 hours in advance of their scheduled lesson. There is no refund or partial refund for the class for any missed sessions. In the unlikely event of inclement weather that would prevent the class from meeting, the class will be extended and rescheduled as determined by the Instructor.

Abstract

Spinning by Hand is a 4 session individual lesson series that introduces the skills for hand spinning fiber on a spinning wheel. The concepts explored in the series are: operation of a spinning wheel, spinning the single, fiber preparation, plying, and finishing. The lessons may be scheduled as you advance at your own pace. No experience with hand spinning is necessary. The lessons are designed for the absolute beginner, however the instructor may customize the content and pace of the material for those students looking to complete a different project or take it as a refresher course. Beginners must be able to demonstrate mastery of each skill in order for the first 4 lessons. Supplemental topics that build on these fundamental skills may be selected as desired upon successful completion of Lessons 1-4. 

This is the 4th lesson in the Spinning by Hand series and we will explore techniques for consistency in your spinning. We will also work on techniques for finishing, grading, and blocking your handspun yarn. A demonstration and overview of yarn winding equipment is also covered in this lesson. 

Your homework following Lesson 4 is to wash and block the twist in the yarns you have spun in Lessons 1-3. 

Materials

Standardized materials for the lesson series are required to facilitate your learning experience. These supplies must be purchased separately. The fee for this class is only for the instruction. The supplies listed are usually available for purchase in our studio. Please consult the instructor prior to class with any questions. If you are looking to purchase a wheel for the class, usually the Schacht Lady Bug is a good place to start. 

Supplies you are required to bring:  

• Working Spinning Wheel complete with accessories (Please consult the instructor prior to class to make sure your wheel is in working order.)
• Orifice Hook
• Spinning Wheel Oil
• Book: Learn to Spin with Anne Field: Spinning Basics
  This is the primary text for the entire lesson series. This exact title is required to enroll.
• Completed bobbins of handspun yarn from Lessons 1-3. 
• Fiber of your choice to practice with for the Consistency Module in the lesson
• Your yarn winding equipment. Bring what you have, you do not need to purchase these for the purposes of this lesson. 
• Niddy Noddy
• Ball Winder
• Swift
• Scissors
• Sturdy Ruler (Wood or metal works best)
• Paper, pencil, post-it notes.
• Project bag and/or cases to organize your materials

If you prefer, a complete material kit with our preferred items may be preassembled for your convenience for a separate fee. Please contact us prior to the lesson for assistance in selecting materials.  

When

Once you complete registration, we will contact you to schedule your lesson and discuss your learning needs. This lesson meets for up to 1 hour. Lessons are scheduled within the availability of the instructor. While we make every attempt to be flexible for scheduling, not every request can be accommodated. Please contact Josh with any questions about registration. 

Where

Lessons are held here in our studio at Icon Fiber Arts. Our learning area is reserved for our use during the lesson. Please arrive 15 minutes early to allow yourself time to get situated. Lessons will begin and end promptly within the agreed upon times with the instructor as scheduled. Please notify us prior to the class if you need any accommodations. 

About the Instructor 

Josh Steger began his journey as a fiber artist at a young age when he learned to knit, crochet, and sew. Josh always felt inspired by yarn and what you can make with it. It was a natural progression when he started to dye wool, spin it into yarn, and ultimately, create surface designs. In 2013, Josh formally launched his fiber arts studio, Icon Fiber Arts, as a part buds ‘n bloom. Josh's experience as an instructor is well rounded. He formerly worked for United Healthcare in Green Bay as a Trainer and Learning Specialist. He has taught classes for Traveling Treadlers Fiber Arts Guild and the Bay Lakes Knitting Guild. He also provides one on one instruction for knitting, crochet, weaving, felting, hand spinning, and dyeing.  

Cancellation & Attendance

A refund will be provided to attendees who cancel 24 hours in advance of their scheduled lesson. There is no refund or partial refund for the class for any missed sessions. In the unlikely event of inclement weather that would prevent the class from meeting, the class will be extended and rescheduled as determined by the Instructor.

The discerning fiber artist will truly be delighted by the softness, fiber quality, and the incredible color palette of Spiral Grain. The colorful plys twist together mirroring trees' unusual spiral grain growth patterns. Gradual color changes with a visual depth in texture offer an engaging and delightful knitting experience.

Details:

• 100% Extrafine Superwash Merino
• 135 yards / 124 meters, 50 grams
• Light Worsted Weight #3
  
• 3 Ply

Suggested Knitting Gauge:
 21-24 stitches per 4" or 10 cm, US 6-8 | 4-5 mm

Suggested Crochet Gauge:

G-6 to H-8 | 4-5.5 mm

Suggested Care:

Machine wash cold, dry flat

Hand dyed in Turkey. Dyelotted. We may not be able to match dye lots on this yarn. Purchase enough to complete your entire project.

Saiun - Spiral
A leaflet featuring NORO yarn

This Spread Like Strawberries Kit is perfect for beginners. Included are ripe strawberries, sweet stitches, and all the necessary supplies named after Fiona Apple's gorgeous song. The navy cloth makes the perfect backdrop for the design. Create a one-of-a-kind cross stitch project with this beginner-friendly kit.

SKILL LEVEL Beginner

Abstract

Join us for the Spring Flower edition of Punch Needle Rug Hooking this May. Our exclusive design for a cherry blossom will get you in the spirit for crisp sunshine mornings and beautiful spring blooms. Punch Needle is a fast and easy craft using an ergonomic Oxford punch needle. In this beginner-friendly class, you will create a punch needle rug mug. It makes a great gift too!

Materials

The following materials for the class are curated to facilitate your learning experience. These supplies are not included and must be purchased separately.

Supplies provided:

• All materials!
  • The materials needed for the entire project are provided in the class. This is a rare opportunity to try something new with no equipment investment.
  • Included are the pattern drawn out on monk's cloth, yarn to finish the piece, and finishing materials. 
  • An Oxford punch needle and frame will be provided for your use during the class and retuned at the conclusion.

Supplies you are required to bring:

• Small sharp pointed scissors
• Paper & Pen/Pencil for note taking

Please consult the instructor, Kaz, prior to class for any questions concerning the class materials.

When

This class meets for up to 4 hours on May 16, 2026 from 12:00pm-4:00pm CST. Please contact us with any questions about registration.

Where

This class is held here in our studio at Icon Fiber Arts, 590 Redbird Circle, De Pere, WI 54115. Please arrive 15 minutes early to allow yourself time to get situated. Class starts promptly at 12:00pm. Please notify us prior to the class if you need any accommodations in our learning area.

About the Instructor

Kazuko has been working with fiber arts such as knitting, weaving, spinning, and chemical and natural dying since she moved to the States from Japan in 1985. She started traditional rug hooking and punch needle rug hooking in 2004 and became an Oxford Certified Instructor in 2025.  Her rugs are featured in the books Design Like an Artist and The Haunted Rug by Deana David. Kaz devoted 30 years to teaching high school students, is passionate about teaching, and is excited about sharing her knowledge and skills of punch needle rug hooking with others.

Attendance & Cancellations

This class is a group style class with a minimum of 2 students to go forward and a maximum of 8 students. In the event that a class cannot meet minimum enrollment, it will be cancelled 24 hours in advance. Full refunds will be provided for attendees for classes that don't meet minimum enrollment.

Cancellations: A refund will be provided to attendees if notice is sent 72 hours in advance of the scheduled class. There is no refund or partial refund for the class for missing the session. You may transfer your reservation to another person if your cancellation is within 72 hours before the start of class. In the unlikely event of inclement weather that would prevent the class from meeting, the class will be extended and rescheduled as determined by the Instructor. Please contact us promptly for any changes required in a reservation.

Jody Long introduces 8 new coastal designs for summer using his new yarn Flora, debuting for the 2022 spring/summer season. 

Designs Included: 

• Alyssa: 4-7 balls of Flora #001
• Bryony: 4-7 balls of Flora #008
• Cassia: 4-7 balls of Flora #002
• Cynthia: 2-4 balls each of Flora in colors #003, #005, #002, & #007. The 4 strands (1 of each color) are held together. 
• Holly: 6-9 balls of Flora #003
• Kamala: 7-11 balls of Flora #005
• Lotus: 4 balls of Flora #006
• Posey: 7-12 balls of Flora #004

Dress up your finished needlework with a frame that fits your embroidery hoop by Modern Hoopla. Clever and easy to use frame for embroidery. A simple solution for beautiful display of handstitched art, instantly elevates the hoop with professional-level presentation. The hoop slides into the back of the frame and is secured with included shims.

• The typical outer diameter of a 3" hoop’s outer ring is 3.4”. The 4" frame fits a 4.2" hoop and the 6" frame fits a 6.25" hoop. The 8" Frame fits a 8.375" hoop.
• Embroidery hoops are not included.
• Outer dimensions of frame:
  • 3" Fame = 5” sq
  • 4" Frame = 6" sq
  • 6" Frame = 8.5" sq
  • 8" Frame = 10.4" sq
• Inner hole of frames: 3.0”, 3.8", & 5.7"
• Each frame ships with (attached) instruction cards and cardboard tabs used for incredibly simple installation of hoops.
  
• Made from furniture grade Birch plywood, in Virginia, US, by a team of women woodworkers.
• Sold individually. Accessories in photos not included.

Additional reeds for your Cricket Quartet. Available in 6, 8, 10, 12, & 15 dent. 13 1/2" weaving width.

KnitPro’s smooth stainless steel swivel cables are designed for 360 degrees of rotation to avoid twisting. The memory-free cables are made with the finest grade stainless steel core and smooth nylon coating in black with silver ends. Available in options from 20 cm to 126 cm, the cables come along with end caps and cable keys used for tightening the tips.

Ideal for convenient knitting for all project types, the snag-free cable works with all yarns, ensuring a smooth glide of stitches. The swivel cables work with all KnitPro interchangeable needles and Afghan/ Tunisian crochet hooks.

Packaging:

Set of 1 Cable, 2 End Caps & 1 Cable Key

Understanding yarn weights is one of the most fundamental skills in fiber arts — whether you're knitting, crocheting, or weaving. This comprehensive one-page reference chart covers all eight standard yarn weight categories, from lace thread all the way up to jumbo roving, with everything you need to match the right yarn to the right tools.

This is our super secret chart that Josh made as a companion to most of his in person classes. Now available to all!

The chart covers knit and crochet gauge ranges, recommended needle and hook sizes in metric, U.S., and UK sizing, wraps per inch for each category, and — uniquely — recommended reed sizes for rigid heddle weavers. Keep it posted in your studio and never second-guess a yarn label again.

What's Included

• All 8 Craft Yarn Council standard yarn weight categories
• Knit gauge ranges in stockinette stitch
• Crochet gauge ranges in single crochet
• Recommended needle sizes in metric, U.S., and UK Imperial
• Recommended crochet hook sizes in metric and U.S.
• Wraps Per Inch (WPI) ranges for each category
• Rigid heddle reed size recommendations for weavers
• Printable one-page PDF format

Best For

• Knitters, crocheters, weavers, and spinners
• Anyone substituting yarns in a pattern
• New fiber artists learning the standard weight system

This reference chart is available as a free download. Add it to your cart and check out at no charge. After checkout you will receive an email with a link to your PDF.

Featuring 28 projects based on George Lucas’s epic film saga, Star Wars: Knitting the Galaxy is the ultimate guide to creating stunning projects inspired by Luke Skywalker, Darth Vader, Rey, and a whole host of droids, ships, and aliens from a galaxy far, far away. 

Bring the power of the Force to your needles with the first official Star Wars knitting pattern book. Featuring 28 knits pictured in gorgeous full-color photography, Star Wars: Knitting the Galaxy includes patterns for toys, apparel, and home decor inspired by your favorite movie moments, characters (both human and alien), droids, ships, and more. Projects range from simple patterns like the Ewok Hood (sized for both children and adults!) to more complex projects like the Darth Vader Pullover. It even includes patterns for knitted replicas of a few iconic costume pieces, such as Luke Skywalker’s cropped flight vest from Episode IV A New Hope and Rey’s vest and arm warmers from Episode VIII The Last Jedi. With projects for knitters at all levels and a variety of techniques to practice—including stranded colorwork, double-knitting, and lace knitting—Star Wars: Knitting the Galaxy is the perfect book for knitting fans across the galaxy.

Hardcover | 207 pages

Step-by-step instructions for crocheting 12 adorable characters from the TV series, plus enough material for two projects—the Mandalorian and Grogu(TM) with his floating pram.

Star Wars: The Mandalorian Crochet shows you how to create 12 characters from the hit series in the Japanese amigurumi style. Whether you’re crocheting these projects for yourself or to give as gifts, you’ll find hours of enjoyment in this kit created with approval from Lucasfilm. Included are a paperback book complete with photos and step-by-step instructions, as well as the materials needed to make the Mandalorian, Grogu(TM), and his floating pram—ten colors of yarn, two safety eyes, a steel crochet hook, a tapestry needle, embroidery floss, and stuffing. When you're done, you can tuck baby Grogu(TM) into his pram for a well-earned nap! Additional project instructions show you how to crochet Ahsoka Tano, IG-11, Moff Gideon, and other favorites from the show.

Publisher: Thunder Bay Press (November 16, 2021)
Length: 76 pages
ISBN13: 9781645177036

Crochet Your Way Through the Galaxy
Written By: Leah Parker

Use the Force to crochet incredible projects with this official Star Wars crochet pattern book. Featuring beautiful projects in stunning full-color photography, Star Wars: The Official Crochet Pattern Book includes patterns for toys, apparel, and home decor inspired by your favorite movie moments, characters (both sentient and non-sentient), droids, ships, and more. The patterns are designed for crocheters at all skill levels, making it the perfect book for crocheters across the galaxy.

CONTENT FOR EVERY CROCHETER: More than 25 patterns for crocheters of every skill level, along with varied crochet stitches and techniques.

FILLED WITH FULL-COLOR PHOTOGRAPHY: Includes gorgeous full-color photos of projects and patterns to help ensure crocheting success, as well as celebrate beloved moments from the saga.

CREATE CLOTHING, COSTUMES, AND MORE: Create classic amigurumi toys from your favorite Star Wars film or show, as well as beautiful clothing, costumes, and home goods inspired by iconic moments and characters from the galaxy far, far away.

COMPLETE YOUR COLLECTION: Craft and cook your way through the galaxy with Star Wars: Knitting the Galaxy, Star Wars: Everyday, Star Wars: The Ultimate Cookbook, and

Format: Hardcover
Publication Date: 10/21/2025
ISBN: 9798886637915
Pages: 144
Trim Size: 8 x 10