Today, I’m continuing my Hispanic Heritage Month series with an interview with Galician knitting designer, Trelly Hernandez. Trelly turned to knitting design earlier this year when she had to close her patchwork (quilting) shop and stop sewing for medical reasons. Trelly can be found online on her blog, El Rincon de Trelly (Trelly’s Corner), on Ravelry … Read more
Today’s Hispanic Heritage Month series interview is with Victor Noël López, an emerging crochet designer and prolific charity crafter. Victor is known as hookdude on Ravelry and blogs at Project La Paz (Project Peace). You can find his (mostly free) crochet patterns on his Ravelry designer page. All photos are copyright Victor Noël Lopez unless otherwise … Read more
As part of my Hispanic Heritage Month series, I’m excited to share an interview today with Andrea Sanchez, the (mostly) knitting designer behind Andrea Sanchez Knits. In addition to her self-published patterns, Andrea’s work has been published by Holla Knits, Interweave Knits, Petite Purls, and Interweave Crochet. This post contains affiliate links. Andrea is also a … Read more
Today, I’m continuing my Hispanic Heritage Month series with an interview with Melissa Martinez, the knitting and crochet designer and maker behind Acts of Knittery Designs. Like me, Melissa grew up in New York City, but she has since moved to Philadelphia. Melissa’s patterns have been self-published as Acts of Knittery, as well as by … Read more
I’m excited to continue the celebration of Hispanic Heritage Month by interviewing Adriana Hernandez from AdriPrints. Adriana is a Cuban-American (mostly) knitting and font designer who lives in Germany. Adriana can be found online on the AdriPrints Press blog: Adri Makes a Thing or Two, Ravelry, Twitter as @adriprints, and Facebook. All images are copyright Adriana Hernandez unless otherwise noted, … Read more