We've all done it at least once. A beautiful wool sweater, a hat, or a pair of socks got thrown into the washing machine by mistake. What emerged was a shrunken tragedy.

A new product from Massachusetts claims to be able to unshrink those accidents, to revive those damaged garments and to make our closets whole again.

I had my doubts, so I ordered a bottle and sacrificed a sweater for the test.

Keep the Buffalo Roaming
Our very own Buffalo Wool Company, owned by Ron and Theresa Miskin, has become a finalist in this year's Martha Stewart American Made contest. They're good people with a great product, and you can help them win by adding your daily votes.

Coming Up
This weekend in Canby, Oregon, the Oregon Flock and Fiber Festival celebrates its 18th anniversary. Not to be outdone, on October 4th, the Lambtown USA Fiber Fair swings into its 28th year in Dixon, California. These and hundreds more can be found on our calendar of upcoming events.

In the Forums: Color Catchers
We're revisiting the topic of bleeding colors in your knits, and what you can do about it.

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The alleged cure for felted woe

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