Tania Richter, aka AetherFang, is a double knitting designer with a penchant for the fantastic. She started designing double knitting patterns in college in an…
Tania Richter
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Tania Richter, aka AetherFang, is a double knitting designer with a penchant for the fantastic. She started designing double knitting patterns in college in an…
Leah Coccari-Swift is a designer based in Madison, Wisconsin. “I have loved knitting since I was 4. I learned to crochet in college, but just…
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Christine Long Derks’ Treasure Goddess Yarn has a pirate sheep as its mascot, and pirate puns throughout. For that alone, this designer deserves your attention.…
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Leah B. Thibault is the designer behind Ms. Cleaver. U.S. TV mom “June Cleaver was the epitome of the mid-century stay-at-home mom, the one who…
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Bristol Ivy is a knitting designer and teacher from Portland, Maine. Bristol’s design work focuses on the intersection between innovative technique and classic tailoring, and…
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Nina Machlin Dayton has been knitting, designing and teaching for more than 40 years. “A native New Yorker, I now live in the beautiful Pioneer…
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U.S. designer Emily Greene’s knits are characterized by interesting geometrics, which makes sense when you discover that Emily’s day job is in architecture. “Designing patterns…
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After completely geeking out on Gannet Designs’ articles on how to embed code into knitting, I looked at the patterns, too. Gannet designer Naomi Parkhurst…
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Brenda Schack is the “owner, knitwear designer and Mrs. Do It All” for BrenJS Knits. Brenda’s Connecticut-based business arose from wanting additional features in patterns.…
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Sarah Bradberry is the designer behind Knitting-and.com. “Whenever I’m asked what my favorite things are, I always reply, ‘Playing with string.’ Whether I’m spinning yarns…