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- Annika Scheer | Rosemary & Pines Fiber Arts
- Ayano Tanaka
- Barbara Gottwik
- Crystal Hiatt
- Elena Solier Jansà
- Emily Joy Rickard
- Emma Ducher
- Fiona Alice
- Fiona Munro
- Hudson + West Co
- Imke von Nathusius
- 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!
Working With Us As A
Designer
We love, love, love working with knitwear designers! Without you, we wouldn't be able to do any of the work that we do.
Would you like to see your designs featured in one of our upcoming publications?
To be notified when future Calls for Submissions open, simply enter your name and email address down below and we'll add you to our designer email list.
Our Calls for Submissions
see our latest call for submissions
Twice a year, we open a Call for Submissions for knitwear designs as well as essays and illustrations for our Making Stories Magazine.
Usually, you have about six weeks between a new Call for Submissions opening and its deadline. After those six weeks, we'll select about 12 designs from the pattern submissions, and the designers will start working with us on their patterns.
We really, really appreciate the time, energy and effort that goes into every single submission so it's a given for us that every single designer who's submitted an idea gets an answer from us, whether it's a YAY or, sadly, a no. If it's a no, we also offer the option to get feedback from us on your submission.
