YARN

Here's a cute craft that turns an ordinary ball of yarn into a Halloween spider!

Use an oatmeal canister to make this yarn dispenser that holds needles and more!

Looking for just the right yarn, but can't find it at your local yarn shop? Try shopping online! Many unique and interesting yarn shops can be found just a click away.

Are you a knitter or crocheter without a handy local yarn shop? Never fear. The Internet offers a wide variety of places to find just the right yarn for your project.

The solution in dealing with fake hair extensions may have been found in an age old technique for using yarn in creating hair extensions.

The Lion Brand Yarn app for your iPhone or iTouch is reviewed in this article. Key elements of the app and how to use it are included. Comments and a rating are given.

If you do not crochet or knit, yarn still offers many opportunities for fun craft projects. Create a decorative yarn wreath or keep the kids entertained with these five yarn craft ideas.

Wrap yarn around plastic Easter eggs to create fun critters for Easter baskets and more.

Polyester yarn is one man made fiber used in textile manufacturing. Learn about how polyester year is produced and why the textile industry has almost disappeared in the United States.

A skein of yarn and a few craft supplies are all you need to make this unique Easter bunny.

Knitting and Crochet patterns often call for a specific yarn. You can successfully substitute a different yarn by following the tips in this article.

Their newest cone yarn is wonderful for machine knitting, as well as hand-knitting, crochet, felting, and even hand-dyeing. The possibilities are endless for what you can do!

Don't pay money for a Halloween wig. Make it yourself - from yarn!

If you've been knitting or crocheting for any length of time, you probably have little bits of yarn left over from your projects. Or maybe you just pick up a skein or two whenever you see something you like. But how can you use up those small balls of yarn?

Here are some suggestions for playing with yarn to help you stretch your imagination.

Natural fiber yarns usually come with a heavy price tag, but they are the best for knitting. You can find great deals on the web. Online yarn stores sell natural fiber yarns at reasonable prices.