Dance, trees, sky

In Dance, trees, sky I bring you my reflections from an outdoor one-day writing retreat, and of the solace and nourishment of writing outdoors in a time of grief.

The foliage and a thin sheet of clouds above me and a trio of hazel shrubs around me serve as my view and my shelter – no walls or roofs block my inner or outer view.

You can find me in several social media:

  • This blog is my main spinning channel. This is where I write weekly posts, mainly about spinning. Do subscribe!
  • I share essay-style writing in my digital publication Of Words and Wool a couple of times a month. Read more about it here.
  • I am writing a book! In November 2025 Listen to the Wool: A Why-to Guide for Joyful Spinning will be available. You can read more about the book here.
  • I run an online spinning school, welcome to join a course! You can also check out my course page for courses in Sweden or to book me for a lecture.
  • On Patreon you can get early access to new videos and other Patreon only benefits. The contributions from my patrons are an important way to cover the costs, time and energy I put into the videos and blog posts I create. You can read more about my Patreon page here.
  • Follow me on Instagram.  I announce new blog posts, share images from behind the scenes and post lots of woolliness.
  • My youtube channel is where I release a lot of my videos. Subscribe to be sure not to miss anything!
  • I have a facebook page where I link to all my blog posts, you are welcome to follow me there.
  • Read the book Knit (spin) Sweden! by Sara Wolf. I am a co-author and write in the fleece section about how I spin yarn from Swedish sheep breeds.
  • In all the social media I offer, you are more than welcome to contact me. Interacting with you helps me make better content. My private Facebook page, however, will remain private.
  • I support Centro de textiles tradicionales del Cusco, a group of talented textile artists in Cusco, Peru who dedicate their work to the empowerment of weavers through the revitalization and sustainable practice of Peruvian ancestral textiles in the Cusco region. Please consider supporting their work by donating to their causes.

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