Yarning (magazine)

Yarning was a quarterly print magazine dedicated to showcasing the work of independent yarn dyers, fiber artists, knitwear designers, crocheters, and other creatives within the fiber arts community. It distinguished itself by emphasizing high-quality photography, thoughtful writing, and a curated selection of patterns and projects.

The magazine's content typically included:

• Profiles of Fiber Artists: In-depth interviews and features highlighting the stories and techniques of yarn dyers, knitwear designers, crocheters, spinners, and weavers.

• Knitting and Crochet Patterns: Original patterns designed by contemporary designers, often utilizing hand-dyed or independently produced yarns.

• Articles on Fiber Arts Techniques: Educational pieces exploring various aspects of knitting, crochet, spinning, dyeing, and other related crafts.

• Yarn Reviews: Assessments of different yarn types, focusing on their qualities, suitability for various projects, and the independent dyers or producers behind them.

• Essays and Opinion Pieces: Reflections on the role of fiber arts in contemporary culture, the handmade movement, and the creative process.

• Photography: Visually striking images that showcased the beauty and artistry of fiber creations.

• Community News: Information about fiber festivals, workshops, and other events of interest to the fiber arts community.

Yarning magazine sought to celebrate the vibrant and diverse world of independent fiber arts, providing a platform for emerging and established creatives alike. The magazine ceased publication in [insert year if known, or "ceased publication at an unknown date"].