- Annika Scheer | Rosemary & Pines Fiber Arts
- Ayano Tanaka
- Barbara Gottwik
- Crystal Hiatt
- Elena Solier Jansà
- Emily Joy Rickard
- Emma Ducher
- Fiona Alice
- Fiona Munro
- Imke von Nathusius
- Jenn Lampen
- Jennifer Brou
- Jill Thompson Beach
- Joan Forgione | Paper Moon Knits
- Julia Exner
- Kjerstin Rovetta
- Ksenia Naidyon | Life is Cozy
- Madeleine Renarde
- Makenzie Alvarez
- Making Stories
- Maria Muscarella
- Marina Skua
- Marthe Forodden
- Rebekka Mauser
- Renate Kamm
- Susan Schädler
- Tania Dejoie
- Valentina Cosciani
- Vanessa Pellisa
We're here to help you stitch sustainability into every aspect of your making.
With our carefully curated selection of non-superwash, plastic-free yarns and notions, we have everything you need to get started on your next project - and the one after that.
Here's to a wardrobe of knits we love and want to wear for years to come!
Your Makes!
Over here on the blog, we have talked at length about the highs and lows of running a knitwear publishing company. There are so many factors that go into the day to day running. The hours of planning, the researching, the test knitting, the bookkeeping, the long hours, I could go on and on! There is one thing, however, at the very core of everything we do, the Making Stories community. You are the reason we are here in the first place and the reason we are still here doing this job we love. Your ongoing support means the world to us and the feeling we get when we see you proudly showing off your new FO is incomparable. Today, I wanted to show off and celebrate some of the lovely projects that have come off your needles recently. We love seeing how you put your own creative stamp on our patterns! This is just the tip of an extremely talented iceberg and I'll be sharing many more in the future. For now, though, feast your eyes on these beauties!
From the left; Tina's Citrine pullover, Tricotencours's Winterfold mittens & Ruth's Origin socks.
From the left; Melissa's Uyuni cardigan, Colleen's Meltemi socks & Laure's Marin top.
From the left; Stacy's Whinfell sweater, Lena's Rubellite hat & Lisa's Sauvaberlin.
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