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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U.S. dyer Melissa describes Plank and Stella as “small-batch, hand-dyed yarn in all your favorite colors in Indianapolis, Indiana.” Melissa sells a range of accessories, and will turn your purchase or your stash yarn into sock tubes.
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JessaLu says, “SbJL is a one-woman craft based business that came into being when, in 2008, I noticed that I couldn’t find many geek-themed project bags for my knitting. I decided (with some prodding from friends) that I wanted to move away from the paralegal and office management work I had been doing for decades and start my own business. Since then, SbJL has grown from offering only box bags to offering four different shapes and many more sizes of project bags, along with in-house fabric designs and monthly exclusive prints.”
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Meghan Bailey of Native Fibers is a proud descendent of the Karuk Tribe of Northern California. In addition to yarn dyeing, Meghan sells stunning project bags.
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Grace Fross is the proprietor of Grace’s Cases. “We offer a full line of organization, storage and portability solutions for craftspeople. Home of the Original Spill Proof Deluxe Needle Cases,” Grace says. Beautiful cases and bags in a wide variety of fabrics.
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Llady Llama is a New York-based, family-run business that sells gorgeous project bags and spindles, along with its beautiful yarn and spinning fiber. Kelli and Becki sew the project bags. Master Toolmaker Gary is the creator of Llady Llama’s hand turned, locally sourced wooden spinning tools.
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Felsted Fleece is a product of Brick House Farm in Essex, UK. Neil and Cara run the farm as an environmentally sensitive, sustainable Smallholding, keep rare breed pigs and sheep since 2008. “We chose Gotlands specifically for their fleece,” Neil and Cara say, because it provides excellent locks, top and batts. The farm’s shop also sells felting tools and other supplies.
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Knitter’s Serendipity features beautifully crafted stitch markers and progress keepers for knitting and crochet. Designs are inspired by 1950s vintage beaded jewelry. Serendipity markers are snag free, made from quality jewelry findings, glass, crystal and vintage beads.
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Nickie at WonkaVision Co. offers a selection of unique yarn rings and other tools for your knit and crochet projects.
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Natural dyer Folkestone Harbour Yarn offers a variety of seaside-inspired and naturally dyed accessories, including some inspired by the dye house’s resident cats.
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Mike and Melissa started Walleye and Wool “to create items that reflect the beauty that we find in nature, like the Northwoods and just in our own garden. … You’ll see stitch markers and progress keepers with little fish, bears, moose, flowers, and birds.“
