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 Neurodivergent people.
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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.
Kelli is the owner/dyer/mastermind behind Llady Llama. A Fine Arts background and love for color serendipitously led Kelli to fiber arts and the fulfillment that…
Fiber enthusiast Michele Costa was born and raised in NYC and has loved all things yarn since she was a child. Despite having a successful…
Posted in Accessories
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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Alexandra Tinsley is now largely retired from designing, but has a huge back catalog of accessory patterns, primarily hats, especially worsted weight and “advanced beginner”…
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Rob of Woolly Rob Knits is a fiber enthusiast extraordinaire, known for creating many, many charity hats. Rob is now branching out into publishing knit…
Posted in Yarn
Sian lives on Orkney’s most northerly island, North Ronaldsay, where the sheep live on the beach and eat seaweed. Their fleece is hand clipped and…
Posh Yarn is run by husband and wife team Trudie and Tony Bamford, from their home in West Wales. Trudie has worked in the textiles…
Knit Me works exclusively with Canadian dyers to create yarn subscription boxes and knitting kits. Patterns in the kits are designed by Knit Me owner…
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Isabeau is a multicraftual designer with inclinations toward smartassness and a passion for sharing knowledge. There are more patterns in Isabeau’s head than will ever…
