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Knitting/Crochet: Jewelry

Mavis Handmade

Posted in Accessories, Etsy, and List

Castlemaine, Australia, maker Mavis says, “It’s my honor to make (and find) quirky and cute things that make life easier and more funnerer for knitters, crocheters and the people who love them. Plus jewelry now, too, because why not. I am particularly fond of skulls, cats and hearts and you’ll find them in a lot of my work.”

Amazing Threads

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Minnesota LYS Amazing Threads has a wide selection of popular brands, including Chiaogoo, Igknite, Clover, Addi, Lantern Moon, Lykke, Gold Tip, Boye, Atenti, Binkwaffle, Mudd, Blue Rabbit, DellaQ and Cocoknits.

Nina Chicago

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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.

Never Not Knitting

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A former knitting instructor, Californian Alana Dakos began designing knitwear in 2009 and has produced the Never Not Knitting pattern line ever since. Alana’s design aesthetic reflects a love of nature and textured stitches. Accessories are equally charming. There are darling sewing kits, too. Note: Patterns on the main site are on Ravelry.

KittyBea Knitting

Posted in Accessories

Sarasota, Florida-based KittyBea is a triple threat: patterns, yarn and beautiful stitch markers. Patterns and colorways have names significant to that region, and the stitch markers will remind you Sarasota’s white sand beaches. Great warmer weather yarns.

Whitney Marie Anderson

Posted in Accessories

“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.”

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