Let's say using a drill isn't your thing, and something like our DIY Complete Spinning Wheel Kit looks like a headache and a half. What other options are available for you as a spinner? We pulled together our top picks. 

You've got your table loom kit and you're ready to start putting together the pieces. You think? Here's a tutorial video to help. 

We’re heading into my favorite time of year, the -ber months. It’s time for colored leaves, warm drinks, and snuggly blankets. It’s also time to celebrate Good and Basic Manufacturing’s anniversary! Yay! ​

Guess whaaaat? After months of staring at schematics and weeks of fiddling with printed parts, we have a table loom prototype in stock. Huzzah!

Joseph spun an ENTIRE bobbin full of emerald green thread. Here's how it went. 

It's a curse and a blessing, living with a fiber enthusiast. On the one hand, I get to learn neat facts about things like forage-able fibers and retting. On the other hand, I get covered in blue dryer lint. Hiss. 

You've purchased your own spinning wheel, and--now what? Yes, Joseph filmed a spinning tutorial for the Etsy playlist on YouTube. Let's say, for example, that he's not as fascinating/loquacious/wildly attractive or informative for your style. Where else can you look? Here are our top three suggestions.

It's April, and since it's the start of the tourist season in England, we're pleased to offer a brief glimpse inside the Framework Knitter's Museum in Nottingham. Hooray!

We love hearing back from you about what you're building and what you're using it for. Alyce from Applestar Creations recently sent us some pictures from her all-red build that she dubbed Rodkvila. 

In honor of Easter, chickens, new life, and the flowers coming up in our yard (and our deepest condolences to everyone still affected by the severe winter weather), here it is! We're officially releasing products in pink.