Questions and Answers
What is Handspun Yarn?
Handspun yarn is yarn that is made by hand, often at home, using a variety of tools, materials and techniques. Handspun yarn can be made from many materials, including silk, hand dyed roving, junk, fabric scraps, thread, merino, banana fiber, pineapple fiber, rabbit fur, even dollar bills! When you are buying handspun yarn you are supporting an artist and buying something that is truly one of a kind.
What is your cancellation policy?
If you have custom ordered product and you cancel it will be on a case to case contingency. If it is something we can still sell we will not have any issue with it! If you have paid a deposit you will receive your deposit back (minus any fees that have been removed from the seller end of things.)
What can I do with Handspun yarn? Is it practical?
Handspun yarn can be used on its own or combined with commercially spun yarn to create interesting textures. For example, handspun yarn can bring out the individual qualities of a particular type of fleece especially when breed-specific yarns are spun. You can use the wool for thick, warm, light weight fabric for beanies, sweaters, or scarves. Don't let your creative spirit be crushed. Let handspun yarn bring you out of the box!
Where do you source your Paragliding Material from?
You may be surprised to hear that the first several batches of recycled paragliding gear were made from Paramotor wing bags that were being sent to the dumpster. At the time I had NO idea what I was going to use them for but here we are!
Now, I receive calls asking about recycling gliders and it really is exciting to get new wings in to turn into a new piece of usable art.
Why Stickers?
Who doesn't love stickers? Yeah I know, sometimes they sit in a drawer until you find that PERFECT spot for it... Especially if you are afraid of commiting the sticker to a forever spot. But why not just stick it!? Water Bottles, that famous Stanley Cup everyone is carrying around bragging about, your bosses desk... Think of all the creative uses!!!
Should I purchase as a gift?
If you have a friend who knits, crochets, weaves, or is crafty... I can almost guarantee that you can NOT go wrong with anything fiber art related as a gift. We all LOVE everything about the art and well, we all have that unspeakable stash that nobody wants to admit they have!
How do you have time to do this?
I don't....
But I love it! And sometimes losing sleep over it is worth it.
As often as I can pack them! If there is a delay I will be sure to let you know as soon as the day of your order, the latest would be the next day unless there is a travel trip.
How often do you ship boxes?
