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This Business Is …: BIPOC-Owned

These yarncraft-related businesses are owned by Black people, Indigenous people and other People of Color.

AT Haynes House Yarns

Posted in Accessories

AT Haynes House Yarns is a company born out of family, community and fun. The brainchild of Terri J. Haynes, AT Haynes House Yarns is home to vibrant colorways and innovative projects bags and more. AT Haynes House Yarns is a Black woman-owned business operating out of Fort Washington, MD near the nation’s capital. Owner Terri J. Haynes is a graphic artist, writer, wife and mother.

BzyPeach

Posted in Accessories

Laverne is the designer and dyer behind BzyPeach, based in Atlanta. Clever, peach-theme accessories abound, along with great yarn and crochet patterns.

Waifu Yarns

Posted in Yarn

Leanna is the maker behind the beautiful colors at Waifu Yarns. This BIPOC dyer is inspired by fantasy art and the colorful outfits, sets and…

Aquarius Make

Posted in List, and Yarn

Fatima Nasir is the Michigan dyer behind Aquarius Make. There’s a lot of wonderful yarn here, including some really beautiful semisolids and inventive variegated colorways.

Plank and Stella

Posted in Yarn

U.S. dyer Melissa describes Plank and Stella as “small-batch, hand-dyed yarn in all your favorite colors in Indianapolis, Indiana. … I’m drawn to bold bright…

Yvonne Tate

Posted in Designers

Yvonne Tate of Vonne’s Crochet & Beading is from Brooklyn, New York. As a Craft Yarn Council Certified Crochet Teacher, former officer of the New…

Tania Dejoie

Posted in Designers

Tania Dejoie likes to design patterns for people who like to knit gifts and try new techniques.

Duke of Nikko

Posted in Designers, and List

Tennessee designer Duke Akiba creates beautiful colorwork designs in English and Japanese for Pride- and nature-theme items, from hats to drink cozies.