Looking for new patterns???


If you are looking for exciting patterns by delightful designers- check out this group. You will find them on ravelry or just Google their name. Have fun...


April Klich, Army of Knitters, Atenti, Bag Hardware, Bekah Knits, Cocoknits

Connie Chang Chinchio, Cookie A, Cosmicpluto Knits, Crafty Diversions

Deep South Fibers, Designs by Romi, Dull Roar, French Press Knits

FreshStitches, Grace Akhrem, Grannycore, Heirloom Stitches

Imagine Knit Designs, Indigirl, Irish Girlie Knits, Joji, Kate Jackson Knits

Kira K Designs, Knit and Tonic, Knitterell, Leigh Radford, Marie Grace Designs

Miriam Felton, MJM Crafts, Olgajazzy, Pam Powers Knits, Pick Up Sticks

Roo Designs, SKIF, SKNITSB, Stolen Stitches, The Shetland Trader

Tiny Owl Knits, Tot Toppers, Tree Knitter Designs, Westknits

When I Grow Up, Woolly Wormhead, Ysolda Teague

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