Yarn making, deeply ingrained in the fabric of human civilization, has served not merely as a practical skill but also as a testimony of cultural evolution and community resilience. The history of yarn crafting among the Adventist community reflects a broader narrative that encompasses the significance of fiber craft in…

Deep within Adventist communities, generations of artisans transformed raw wool, cotton, and flax into exquisite yarns. Their spinning wheels and time-honored techniques wove together faith, tradition, and practical craftsmanship, creating a legacy of self-sufficiency that endures today.