Knitting/Crochet Accessories: Jewelry - Page 2 of 3

What Mustard Made

Tracey Mustard is the UK dyer at What Mustard Made. In addition to yarn and needlecraft kits, Tracey sells accessories. The Yarn Ball Scissors are so cute.

KnitWit

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KnitWit Yarn Shop in Maine is a great place to find local yarns, including an in-house line, as well as great accessories. Please note some kits contain clearly marked links to Ravelry.

Dyers Wool

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In additional to beautiful local yarn and fiber, Colorado’s Dyers Wool offers fiber-related jewelry, rugs, stitch markers, and other gift items. They also sell locker hooking supplies.

Elk Market

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Elk Market is a slowly growing creative space in which Swedish owner and creator Lotta H Löthgren’s ideas, designs, thoughts and inspirations come together. Great project bags and jewelry.

Emma is a self-taught jewelry designer from a small village near Bridgend in South Wales. Atomic Knitting has been designing knitting stitch markers, fripperies and useful notions for knitters and crocheters since 2006. Atomic Knitting stitch markers have been featured in knitting magazines, online and wholesaled to over 45 yarn stores worldwide. Atomic Knitting specializes in Swarovski & Preciosa crystals and metal work and has an array of designs to suit every style and budget. Customer commissions are a firm favorite and with many years of experience in providing excellent customer service, Emma can create bespoke pieces just for you.

Katrinkles

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As an independent, woman-owned and -operated business, Katrinkles is proud to provide crafters with high quality buttons and tools for their projects. Goods are made from durable locally sourced hardwoods like cherry and alder and are finished by hand, giving each piece its unique character. Katrinkles products are available online and through retailers worldwide.

Wild Hare Fiber Studio

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Melissa is the dyer behind Wild Hare Fiber Studio. Wild Hare has hand dyed and handspun yarns and spinning fiber, felting supplies, tools, kits and clubs. Colors are gorgeous, and the flashes of glow in the dark dyes are a lot of fun.

Tangerine Designs

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Casey Day-Crosier is the owner and designer at Tangerine Designs, named for Casey’s favorite Led Zeppelin song. “Tangerine Designs is based in my home in St. Peters, Missouri. I used to cut and sew between CandyLand, My Little Ponies, story time, meals, tantrums, and of course spinning and knitting! Now, I design knitting patterns, sew, design new tools, and create tutorials all while teenagers wish I’d just leave them alone!”

Ewe Momma

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Tracey is the dyer behind Ewe Momma, an independent dye studio and yarn boutique based in Enniskillen’s Buttermarket in County Fermanagh. In addition to beautiful yarn, her site has miniature-book stitch markers that are really well done.

TJ Frog

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Tania Jane of TJFrog’s first love is Dorset buttons, so the site offers lots of buttons and related items, even Dorset button stitch markers. TJFrog also produces beautiful yarns, mostly solids, from British rare breed sheep.

Knitting/Crochet: Jewelry