Directory of knitting and crochet designers, tech editors, yarn dyers, spinning fiber dyers, and accessories. Accessible design, diverse makers, no migraines.
These yarncraft-related businesses are owned by Black people, Indigenous people and other People of Color.
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US accessory maker Channy says, “It’s the yarnie pins for me. I started designing enamel pins almost two years ago, and I can say that it brings me so much joy. I hope it makes you smile every time you receive one of my pins in the mail.”
Stephan Brown-Blackman is the newer US designer behind StephMadeThat, which offers designs for crochet, Tunisian Crochet and knitting. Steph is currently on Etsy, with plans…
Corin Purifoy is a knitter and crocheter from Milwaukee, Wisconsin. “I believe that fiber arts are for everyone, no matter who you are,” Corin says.
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Rachel is a FLYY, fresh indie dyer from Wolverhampton in the UK who offers beautiful one of a kind yarns and equally lovely accessories.
Rachel is a FLYY, fresh indie dyer from Wolverhampton in the UK. “As a lover of color and texture, dyeing yarn seems to be the…
Heather Griffin is the designer behind HG Designs Crochet (HGDC). Heather is the creator of modern granny square patterns and the producer of mini courses…
Tressa Weidenaar is the Native/Dutch designer at Tsin Bikéé’ (Wooden Shoe) Knits. Tressa lives in New Mexico near the Zuni Mountains.
Caleisha Ryan is the Florida-based maker behind Quirky Monday Crafts. Caleisha also hosts the Quirky Monday Craftcast. Lots of exuberant crochet designs.
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“My main goal with my business is to have fun and learn more!” says designer and accessory maker Whitney Marie Anderson. “My second goal is to create things that showcase and celebrate the beauty of Black people. Since we are underrepresented in so many areas, I want to do my part to elevate and uplift our image in a positive way.”
Sock patterns at Canadian designer Yvonne at @yarnandfabric feature imaginative mosaic colorwork.
