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Dyer and sewist Gem is the founder of The Little Grey girl. “Knitting really is a rabbit hole of yarns, accessories and patterns that in the early days I just wasn’t expecting,” Gem says. “When it came to selecting accessories I just couldn’t find any project bags that reflected my style – so I got the sewing machine out and made my own.”
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In addition to stunning yarn, Miriam at The Discrete Unicorn sells themed accessories like unicorn scissors and sparkle crochet hooks. Lovely stuff.
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From a dye studio in rural Suffolk, Anj dyes yarn inspired by the countryside around her. In addition to their own hand-dyed yarn, meadow yarn stocks Lopi wool from Iceland, Knit Pro needles and notions, and a selection of craft journals and pattern books.
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UK dyer Unbelievawool has darling accessories, in addition to its yarns.
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Kitty is the creator behind the well-made project bags, stitch markers and more at Candy Skull Crafts. “I’ve faced a lot in my (many!) years,” Kitty says. “I’m now a wheelchair user due to hEDS and POTs, which are disorders of the connective tissue and autonomic nervous system. When I was spending a lot of time in hospital I decided to stop focusing on what I could no longer so & start doing something positive. … I now use my creative side as positive mental therapy.”
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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.
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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.
