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Toronto designer Goldie’s shop, the Creatrix in the Matrixx, has crochet patterns for playful hats, festival tops and more. Though measurements are not listed, most…
Minnesota dyer Sam says, “I focus on hand-dyed skeins of rich, vivid colors that are bold and eye-catching. As any fiber artist knows, yarn is…
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New York maker Ro says, “Wool to yarn, loom to fabric, idea to image, art to craft. I use my art as a way to empower myself as a disabled maker with chronic health challenges. Through the ritual of making and creating I remind myself that this magic is a real power that I wield. I am this magic … and friends, you are this magic, too.” Great project bags, mugs and more.
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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.
San Francisco-area knit and crochet designer Kira Dulaney has designed patterns since 2006 and sold accompanying kits with yarns from various indie dyers since 2011.…
Tom and Cindy Garland are the Illinois dyers at Stunning String. “It’s an exciting adventure, and one we fully appreciate. Every day we get to…
Terry Karney says, “I make yarn. I like fiber, I don’t leave the house without a book, a spindle, and a camera.” Offerings include yarns…
Playful, macabre and festive mosaic crochet motifs are the stock in trade from Maine designer Alexis Sixel at Sixel Design.
