Have you seen these?

I’ve had the incredible privilege of working with some very talented designers this year!

Their designs are superb, their work ethic is top-notch and they’re just generally good people too.

I wanted to give a little back to them given it’s the end of the year and I’m in the holiday spirit, so here are several of their designs.

Here’s the full list of designs for you to choose from. I did them in alphabetical order because I didn’t want to choose.

Note – most of these are paid-for designs, but all of the money goes to the designers. I’m just writing this post because I like to support good people.

Afifa – Once Upon a Pompom, Seasons of Sun and Feeling Fine.

Alexis Di Gregorio – Sofia, Amaranth and Blue Meadow.

Allison O’Mahony – Rowe.

Annika Andrea Wolke – Colourblock Mittens and Foglia

Arella Seaton – Tiptoe through the Daisies, Spice Up a Sofa and Bouquet Cowl. Arella is offering a 25% coupon code to readers through December 31, 2017. Use the code knotions. Note: one coupon per person.

Emily Connell – Loch Raven and Pinefeather.

Janine LeCras – Classic Children’s Books Mystery KALs. Shawls inspired by Heidi, Oliver Twist, The Secret Garden and more!

Kelly G – Elke and Ceilidh.

Lilla Bjorn Crochet – Wintery Octagon Mandala, A Different Granny Square and Brioche Waves Blanket.

Margo Bauman – Viral Shells and Truncated Triangle.

Mary E. Rose – Ain’t She Sweet and Crazy for Caramel.

Meiju K-P – The Vacilando Collection.

Padma R – Pettalette Shawl, Snap! Hat and 1-Row Crimson Scarf.

Paola Albergamo – Rhythmical Lines, Astronauta and Antinebbia.

Skeinwalker – Piccolo Pyrus, Poppy Path and Acqua Alta.

Stella Egidi – Fog, Smoke and Smog, and Un Mattino di Aprile.

Browse them all!

These are some of the most prolific designers in Knotions and I hope you find something you like and even buy it!

BTW, I don’t get anything from this other than satisfaction that I (hopefully) did a little good (and also, giddiness that all these links are done!). But seriously, give them all a look. There’s both knitting and crochet, a variety of difficulty levels, cables, lace and texture – something for everyone.