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Hello! I'm so happy you're here! How would you like to put your yarn on the screens of 20k potential customers?
Teaming up with designers is a great way to showcase your yarn, get exposure, and gain followers.
I’m constantly on the hunt for fun color combinations (I jokingly call myself a “color hound”) and my main focus is creating patterns with eye-catching & exciting color work.
My favorite collabs are when designers are open to giving me the liberty to design something worthy of their yarn on my own timeline.
Each Indie Yarn collaboration will receive it’s very own blog post with a review of the yarn and full details on where people can go to buy it. (This is a new feature to collaborations since I didn’t know how to fully navigate my website until just recently. If you have collaborated with me in the past, I am working on putting together blog posts for your yarns too! ♥️ )
Sound good?
Keep scrolling to see some examples!
The sweater above was designed using yarn from Michelle (the brain behind Dyetastic). Her gorgeous Opals to Lapis color-way inspired the Panglossian Sweater (still in testing 3/25).
This top was a collaboration I did with Charla from Fire Opal Fibers. Using her color-way “Zinneas” I was able to make this adorable Tulip Tank.
This adorable crop was made using yarns from two designers I met at Yarn Revolution in Seattle, WA in December 2019. I was very grateful to Alisha from Sprigs and Stone and Heather from Earl Grey Fiber Co. who graciously sent me home with these gorgeous yarns and allowed me to let my creative juices flow. This top was created in March of 2020, the pattern is currently being written up, but she will be known as the Lady Fingers Sweater.
The sweater above is one of my all time favorite personal designs. Maryanne from Violet Valentine generously sent supplied me with 4 skeins of yarn after I met her at Yarn Revolution 2019. Her color-ways “Pop Tartan” and “Revertigo” were immeasurably fun to work with and showcased my design in a flirty, yet palpable way. I had this sweater concept in my mind but it really came to life once it was worked up using her exquisite yarns.
It was a total joy and pleasure teaming up with Victoria from Vida Lifestyle to make this sumptuous neon Sanguine Sweater. She was one of the very first yarn collabs I ever did and we had a BLAST! Her yarns took my VERY FIRST sweater design to new heights and we were able to sell multiple kits for the Sanguine Sweater. This sweater was released in October of 2019.
In 2017 I challenged myself to make 100 beanies in 100 days and Lindsay from Thread Head Co. gave me this beautiful Jelly Bean yarn on the right for my MVP beanie. Then, in April 2019 we teamed up again to make a gorgeous sample of my first tank top design, the Marigold tank, using its namesake color-way: Marigold.
Thanks for reading, I look forward to hearing from you soon! If you have any questions please email me at: contactmorthunder@gmail.com
