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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Vicky is the Ukrainian maker behind D19 EcoFriendly Life. “A miracle happened in my life: my son Vladik appeared,” Vicky says. “I want my child to live on a green zero waste planet. I decided that he would have only beautiful and safe things. … I would like every family to have such items.” This shop is a personal favorite. The quality and customer service are impeccable.
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Rebel Yarn Co is a North Carolina husband (Ryan) and wife (Lindsay) team. “We work full time hand making all the pom-poms and the yarn you see in the shop,” they say. “We do everything by hand from our home.” The shop carries a variety of accessories, including gorgeous faux fur poms.
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Two Sticks & Ewe is a British Columbia-based maker of project bags, notion pouches, DPN holders and other useful cloth containers.
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California maker Diana Mokaya creates fun spinning, knit and crochet accessories, “with the assistance of my Master Engineer husband, Frank.” Fiber Swag sells direct to crafters and also creates custom swag for businesses.
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Yorkshire makers Bobbie and Joy at The Unruly Stitch are all about embroidery with a point of view. “Embroidery has been used as a way of protest for centuries, and right now that feels more relevant than ever,” they say.
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Chicago LYS Nina opened in 2004. Nina, the original owner, had a vision of an inviting and contemporary space, and she filled it with beautiful textures, colors and lots of inspiration. After nearly 13 years, the shop transitioned into the hands of Hilary, a longtime employee and lover of all things crafty. Great yarn from Movers & Makers and others, sewing patterns, embroidery and more.
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Northern Ireland accessory seller Laura Cunningham’s progress keepers and stitch markers, handmade with love in County Down, help crocheters and knitters hold their precious stitches in place.
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Tenita Neals at Broke and Crafty offers project bags, notion pouches and playful stickers and pins.
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Jennifer Berg shares Navajo heritage through beaded accessories alongside beautiful patterns in the Native Knits Shop.
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Melissa is the dyer behind Wild Hare Fiber Studio. Wild Hare has hand dyed and handspun yarns and spinning fiber, felting supplies, tools, kits and clubs. Colors are gorgeous, and the flashes of glow in the dark dyes are a lot of fun.
