socks
Carolyn Lisle of Periwinkle Dragon Designs is a dedicated science and knitter inspired by the diversity of life on Earth. Carolyn’s catalog of accessories features a wide range of delightful socks that combine movement and color in unique and exciting ways.
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When not working at a primary school in South East England, Rebecca Milton is designing original sock patterns. Many of her patterns feature delicate cable and eyelet combinations that create a feeling of elegant comfort.
Her Etsy Store is Knittastic Folkstone.
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Yvonne Becker of Red and the Wolf Design began knitting and designing after becoming a mother. Her work combines fairytale sensibilities with modern knitwear. Many of her patterns combine color and texture to take stitches in unexpected directions.
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Kelly Menzies is the UK designer behind RowRow and Kades. Her work has appeared in some of the top UK Magazines. Her collection offers a full range of knit accessoreis for every age and skill level. Kelly’s passion is for lace and her designs offer classic knitwear lines with beautiful lace and textured details.
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Sarah Dawn is a knit/crochet designer, teacher, and twitch streamer. Sarah Dawn Designs focuses on inclusive, accessible patterns: her sizing is inclusive and non-gendered sizing, appears in large print, and screen reader friendly formats.
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Kathie, a duel Australian/US citizen, lives in Athens, Georgia. She has been knitting most of her life. She is a tech editor and designer. Kathie specializes in patterns for baby booties. Her designs range from traditional to unique. All babies are cute. And every baby will be cuter with one of her designs.
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Jessica Brist of Snickerdoodle Knits began knitting in college, and now is a designer, and teacher. Jessica prides herself in fun knit and easy-to-wear designs with patterns that help walk a maker through the process with confidence and joy. Snickerdoodle Knits provides a large collection of knit accessories patterns with a range of techniques including lace, cable, and colorwork. You are sure to find a project to delight on her website.
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That Metzbower Girl Design has been offering a full range of knitwear and accessories for 10 years. Melissa Metzbowers’s patterns are both beautiful and practical, designed to fulfill a need. Her work features lacy details and often combines color blocking with captivating textures. And, to me, many of her knitwear evoke retro aesthetics while never feeling dated.
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Inspired by the texture and color of fiber Amy Snell, the Devious Knitter, has been designing her own patterns since she first learned to knit. Now, Amy Snell has begun writing up her patterns for others. Her work experiments with interesting construction and techniques. Amy is particularly fond of designing accessories such as socks and shawls. Her current catalog is small, but she is certainly someone to keep an eye on as she shares her designs with the world.
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Sarah Lewis is the Knitting Tutor, designing beginner friendly projects and one-on-one knitting lessons. Sarah’s full range of knitwear accessories and objects explore classic knitting techniques like cables, lace, and color work. These timeless pieces will delight experienced knitters and help newer knitters expand their skills!
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