accessories
New York based crochet designer, Nicole Colella Bagner of Fiercehooks, brings a fresh perspective. She combines the shaping and design she learned from knitting and applies them to her work in crochet. Her patterns often feature video tutorials to teach new techniques.
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Sue of Granary knits is a UK based designer and stitch marker maker! Her knitting patterns feature stranded color work and lace. Her stitch markers are handmade with soldered jump rings to ensure you stitch markers never snag your stitches.
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Karen Butler is a UK based designer and tech editor. Head to her Payhip store to see her full catalog of accessories. Whether you love lace, cables, or colorwork you will find a pattern to delight the fingers. (As a color lover I swoon over her colorowork.)
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Katherine Vaughn is a designer and academic librarian. When not in the stacks or with her family, she is working on her full range of knitwear, accessories and home goods focus on timeless textured details using cables and lace. Her patterns prove that interesting knits are always attainable.
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Jo-Anne is an Australian designer with a full line of knit accessories including socks, mitts, scarves, and shawls. Much of Jo-Anne’s work is designed in the round so when you cast off your project is complete! Whether you love textured stitches, cables, or lace you are sure to find a project that delights the fingers.
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Sile, pronounced Sheila, is an Irish Dancer and Knit Designer. Her cable designs are not to be missed. You can purchase her patterns on Lovecraft and Payhip.
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Sarah Jordan of Knit/Wit Designs has been knitting since she was 7 years old. Her complete line of accessories boldly combine color and texture. Sarah shawl designs make a classic accessory feel fresh and cozy, and her colorwork mittens are swoon-worthy
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Allison Mahoney is a Canadian designer. She is often found with a knitting bag, calculator, and a pint. Allison offers wearable accessories that play with color and texture to create interesting designs.
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Knitrospective designer Allison Mayne’s work in research, well-being, and social causes have inspired her patterns. Many of her accessory designs feature lacy details and texture. Sales of her patterns Payhip go toward charity.
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