We wrap up 2025 in great tinyStudio style! This issue marks our 7 year anniversary, shall we call it a ‘Wool Anniversary”? The very first tinyStudio edition launched on my Mums birthday (23 November) in 2018! Since then, we have
tinyStudio Issue 29!


We wrap up 2025 in great tinyStudio style! This issue marks our 7 year anniversary, shall we call it a ‘Wool Anniversary”? The very first tinyStudio edition launched on my Mums birthday (23 November) in 2018! Since then, we have

I am very pleased to present Issue 28 of tinyStudio Creative Life magazine! Now in our 7th year, this issue follows a tinyStudio tradition of inspirational creativity, sharing the stories of the artists behind the work, their motivations and development

Sometimes things just all come together perfectly, and this issue has really culminated in such wonderful variety! We have so much here to inspire your fiber creativity, starting with weaving, and including knitting, a fiber breed study (and spinning) wet

Welcome to the first issue of tinystudio for a new year! Let’s start this off with a fun and inspirational issue, which includes some of my favourite fiber artists sharing inspiration and information in a gorgeous eye-candy issue! Take some

Here we are with the last issue for 2024 already! This has been a wonderful year for exploring and celebrating art yarns and art yarn artists, with all the wonderful variety of textures and colours you can imagine. I would

I am very pleased to bring you Issue 24 of TinySTUDIO Creative Life magazine! I am excited to be continuing our focus on art yarns and the myriad of things that can be made with them. I hope you will

Suzy Brown (WoolWench) for tinyStudio Magazine This year I have chosen to focus on art yarns! While still filling tinyStudio magazine with a wonderful range of fiber arts, am I certainly also paying additional attention to the spinning of art

I often see discussions on social media about the benefits (or not) of thwacking yarns as part of the ‘finishing’ process. People seem to be quick to condemn, with the idea that it is a terrible way to treat a

by Ineke De Brouwer We have a wonderful guest blogpost from Ineke de Brouwer to share with you this time, a follow on from the amazing article she wrote about one of her creative weavings for Issue 11 of tinyStudio

We have an update for you from our spinning apprentice, Francoise Danoy. Over the last couple of months we have been meeting with Francoise every two weeks to review her spinning and sharing our knowledge . We have been amazed