The Fair Isle Knit Technique
The Fair Isle knit is a knitting technique that dates back centuries but has never lost its popularity. Read more about this technique and pattern here.
AWI Extension Networks Update
Australian Wool Innovation (AWI) has announced a name change for its six state-based woolgrower extension networks. Woolgrowers can expect the same high-quality information and training programs designed to help them improve their on-farm practices.
The AlpTextyles Project
AlpTextyles will co-host a Research Day in Lyon on 12 March 2024. Read on to learn more about this exciting project and what you can expect from the event.
American Wool Traditions by Larry Prager
Larry Prager, CEO of Center of the Nation Wool, Inc., gave a fascinating presentation on American wool traditions at the IWTO Wool Round Table in December 2023. Read about it here.
Tying it All Together: Exploring the World of Wool Rope
Seaweed farmers have long made use of plastic rope in their operations. Read on to see how wool is fast becoming a widely accepted natural substitute.
Colin Campbell’s Capsule Collection Of Hand-Knotted Area Rugs
Explore luxury in every knot! Dive into Colin Campbell's Capsule Collection of Hand-Knotted Area Rugs. Read our blog for an inside look at timeless craftsmanship.
Suedwolle Group and Pepper Vally Collaborate to Redefine Wool Denim
Südwolle Group has announced the launch of their latest Südwolle Innovation Hub Story, a collaboration with Pepper Vally that aims to transform denim into a sustainable and inclusive fashion statement made from wool.
Peerless Clothing International: Quality Men’s Formalwear
Peerless Clothing is North America’s largest manufacturer of tailored clothing. Read this blog to learn more about this leader in quality menswear.
Boosting our Fabulous Fibre
Good news for British sheep farmers! A collaborative research project called "Fabulous Fibre" aims to improve the UK wool industry's productivity, sustainability, and resilience.
Irish Grown Wool Tapestry Project Celebrates “Brigid 1500”
An Irish grown wool project features a fresh take on St Brigid's cloak, with traditional Aran knit stitching and textural wool elements.