Grace Anna
@astitchtowear / website / ravelry
Born and raised in Philadelphia, Grace Anna learned to knit in the third grade, where she fell desperately in love with the fiber arts and was crocheting and sewing soon thereafter. She has made corsets as well as costumes, styled wardrobes and crewed large scale art construction projects, and received a certificate in Industrial Fashion Methods from Philadelphia University.
She has worked in yarn shops since 2001 and now lives in Northern New Mexico (soon to be Northern Virginia) with her husband, two babes, and a rascal of a cat.
Her knitwear designs can be found on Ravelry and in her book, The Fine Line.
Korina
@thecolormustard / ravelry
Korina is a knitter and sewer who learned how to knit during the Portland (OR) Snowpocalypse of 2014. Her earliest exposure to clothes-making was in listening to stories about her maternal grandmother, who was a famed seamstress in the Philippine countryside.
Currently, Korina is readapting to life on a tropical island, and regularly asks whether weaning herself off of wool is truly possible. She also dabbles in writing, film photography, illustration, and graphic design in an amateur capacity, with fluctuating degrees of interest, enthusiasm, and confidence. She has an academic background in socio’linguistics and approaches most things through a lens of,
"Wait — but what do you really mean?"
She likes mustard the color, not the condiment.
Sukrita
@SU.KRITA / etsy / ravelry
Sukrita is a knitter, spinner, sewist, and dyer. She fell in love with fibre art a few years ago, revisiting knitting lessons from her teenage years, and expanding her skills using resources available on the Internet. She learnt to spin and dye through her local guild, supplemented as always by online resources, books, and magazines. She is a self-taught sewist, enjoys making her own clothes, and has been on a clothes-buying strike (barring underwear) since May 2018.
Outside of fibre, her interests are in metaphysics, psychology, language, and culture. She has an academic background in governance, but has been turned off the field for many reasons, white supremacy being just one of them.
