Knotbadbritt

Y’all, Flock Fiber Festival truly was a dream and I’m grateful that I was a part of it.

Every year it stresses me out and fills my cup. 😝 There is nothing like it.

Thank you for the hugs, the high fives , the comments, the applause, the friendship, the focus, and the laughter.

Until next year homies.

Each of these designs were huge milestones for me. Join me in exploring them.

🧶 KBB Shawl: This was my first successful design. I spent so much time researching exactly what I wanted and it came out beautifully. I released this on my birthday in 2021 and its been a best seller ever since. This sample was made with Hawthorne Fi*****ng yarn from Crochet.com.

🧶The Intentions Wrap: this design solidified my love for working with mini skeins. This design was included in Ashley Schneider’s winter advent a few years ago. I was excited to work with Ashley and hope to do it again soon.

🧶Unnamed Garment Design: This top took a year of work. I joined Julie Robinson’ Pattern Grading Design and Design Lab to bring it to life. Using Feisty Fibres’ Dk in these stunning colors made all the difference. I proudly debuted it at Sacred Sheep from the team and with enough interest, I hope to have it available sometime in 2024.

Furls just released a brand new Odyssey II hook color and she is giving deep forest, moody yarn wall, “I deserve a new hook” energy.

I’m so excited to be collaborating with Furls to celebrate the release of Hunter, this gorgeous green hook that looks right at home with ALL of the yarny texture. It’s sleek, smooth, and just a little bit dramatic in the best way.

Even better? Furls is also celebrating their Birthday Sale, which means you can save up to 70% off while you’re adding Hunter to your hook collection.

A fun twist and a sale?

We love to see it.

Comment HUNTER and I’ll send you the links 💚

Still feeling so grateful for The Unwind Retreat. 💛

I came home tired in the best way — full of inspiration, new connections, beautiful conversations, and that special kind of creative energy that only happens when makers gather together.

Teaching Tunisian crochet, mosaic crochet, and Britt’s Crochet Secrets was such a gift. Watching students try new things, support each other, and build confidence reminded me exactly why I love this work.

Thank you to everyone who took a class, shared a laugh, asked a question, gave a hug, or made the weekend feel so special.

I’m feeling thankful, recharged, and already excited for the next time we get to make magic with yarn together.

To my fellow designers, know you’re worth in this industry and don’t settle for yarn as payment.