We're so glad that you all are just as excited by BIPOC in Fiber Finds as we are! 

 

You may notice that our Finds so far are quite UK-centric, but we want to highlight news from around the world! So please, if you have your own news or if you hear of anything you think we should share, you can send us the details via our submission form. 

🎟️ Tickets for Tangled Galashiels are going on sale on 14 March. The festival features a yarns and fibre crafts marketplace, Fleece Market, textile exhibition, workshops and more! The festival is organised by knitting and crochet designer, tech editor and tutor extraordinaire, Samira Hill.
Various venues, Galashiels, UK | 29-30 May 2026

 

🛋️ Stylist and crochet designer, Tiana Esparon (who you may recognise from Season 3 of Make it at Market where she was mentored by our own Jeanette Sloan) will be hosting a crochet circle in the Stitch Lounge on Thursday at The Stitch Festival in London. 
Business Design Centre, London, N1 0QH, UK | 19 March 2026, 10am - 6:30pm

 

📚 Denise of the EarthtonesGirl is hosting the 3rd annual I Love Books & Socks Knitting KAL. The knit-along encourages crafters to knit socks while enjoying books (physical, e-books or audiobooks all welcome). Use #ilovebooksandsockknittingkal26 on Instagram to join in.
Online | 1 March - 1 May 2026

🧦 More lines have been added to the YarnTings London Yarn Tube Sock Sets. The wool is made from 16 different rare breeds from city farms and have been hand dyed by Charmaine, inspired by the iconic design scheme of different tube lines.

 

🤝🏽 Knot Okay Club is a 501(c)3 nonprofit organisation promoting community, self-care and creative expression for Black women and non-binary fibre artists. They host free virtual events and resources on their Discord server and in-person meetups in multiple US cities! Why not check out their March events?

 

☕️ Noorain of Noor's Knits has just launched a free Tunisian crochet pattern, the Cozy Cocoa Lapghan. Perfect for all us hot chocolate lovers!

 

 

Again, if there's anything you think we should share in a future edition of BIPOC in Fiber Finds, let us know via the submission form!