mittens
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.
⚠️ On Kniterations Website pattern sales links are to Ravelry, but are clearly marked.
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As a young girl in Ireland, Bronaugh Miskelly, aka La Purple Penguin dreamed of being a fashion designer. Now she is designing original knit patterns for magazines, yarn companies, and YOU! Inspired by the Irish landscape of her childhood, she aims to create patterns that are as enjoyable to make as they are to show off. They certainly look cozy. With her pointy sticks La Purple Penguin creates knit accessories featuring classic lines and beautiful lace details.
WARNING: I am not providing a link to the Website. Bronaugh is updating her links to patterns for sale but there are unmarked links to Ravelry.
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One word comes to mind when looking at Scottish knitwear designer Liz Corke’s work: movement. Her patterns focus on accessories. But whether through cables, lace, or brioche, stitches interesting details move across the fabric in sometimes unexpected ways.
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Louise Tillbrook is a UK Designer, teacher, and avid sock knitter. (Is there any other kind of sock knitter? No. Seriously there is no other kind of sock knitter) Louise believes life is stressful, knitting should not be. Her designs are fuss-free and mix of approachable colorwork and classic cables.
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Maddie’s passion is helping knitters develop their creativity and confidence through her knitting kits, patterns, and online events. She is currently fascinated by traveling stitches and the ‘double-pass’/’knit and slide’ technique in her designs, producing patterns that are both intuitive and interesting to knit. Her collection of patterns include a stunning array of shawls that combine modern color combination with classic stitch patterning.
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Elizabeth is a daytime Software, nighttime designer, and an all-day seeker of the perfect mitten for Canadian winters. Elizabeth’s collection of accessories revel in geometric shapes created ether in cables or with colorwork.
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