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Peya by Hanna Maciejewska
I’ve been absolutely captivated by Japanese knitwear designs for a while now!
Crayola by María Jesús Camus
For me, designing any garment is always a challenge. I unraveled it several times, but I think it was worth it.
Riccia by Jennifer Brou
I challenged myself to describe a landscape’s topographical features with post-applied tuck embroidery, creating a dramatic texture reminiscent of rolling hills.
Equinox by Thien-Kieu Lam
I tend to swatch several variations of the same motif before choosing the one I think will work best for the project in mind.
Mysteria by Yiğitcan / Pufido
The most challenging part was aligning the pattern repeats during the transitions between the three different sections and ensuring that each section transformed into the next one seamlessly.
Floating Leaves by Rita Wu
The design process went very smoothly since the theme was clearly defined from the beginning.
LYOA Cropped Vest by Lindsay Degen
If I were to knit one for me, I think I would want to see a deep olive green version with khaki + mustard laces.
Acuminate by Bristol Ivy
One of both my favorite and most challenging parts of any design process is tiptoeing the line between interesting design and approachable pattern.