Directory of knitting and crochet designers, tech editors, yarn dyers, spinning fiber dyers, and accessories. Accessible design, diverse makers, no migraines.
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Chris is the owner of Little Acorn Crafts. “Little Acorn Crafts is a UK-based business started from a love of knitting, crochet and all things craft,” Chris says. “In my shop you will find a selection of unique gift ideas for someone who has a love of creating already or is just starting to venture out into the knitting, crochet or spinning world.”
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Nancy is the maker at Front Range Bags. These high-quality project bags come in an ever-changing variety of playful fabrics. Mine is an ode to…
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Sarah is the dyer and stitch marker maker at As Yet Yarns. “I largely dye to order, although there are occasional ready-to-ship yarn goodies available,” Sarah says. “I also make and sell stitch markers. These are usually ready to ship, but can be requested and made to order if needs be.”
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Portugal’s Retrosaria’s offers breed-specific Rosa Pomar yarns and lots of great accessories and kits. Gorgeous project bags. Note: Some kits require downloading a pattern from Ravelry.
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Laverne is the designer and dyer behind BzyPeach, based in Atlanta. Clever, peach-theme accessories abound, along with great yarn and crochet patterns.
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Alexandra Tinsley of Wild Hunt is a mostly retired knitting designer who works as an illustrator and makes pins and oracle cards for knitters among other things. Lots of knitty, witchy, feminist things to be found.
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I edit both garments & accessories. I also offer size-inclusive grading, chart rendering, custom schematics, pattern/stylesheet layout, and pdf creation.
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Kayleen is an the dyer and accessory seller at Littlebean Loves Yarn. “I’m an independent dyer – fiber and yarn – and I occasionally dabble in bags/notions,” Kayleen says. “I find inspiration all around me – whether from my family, friends or other fiber artists in this community.”