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Top 10 Instagram Accounts Every Knitter Should Follow

Top 10 Instagram Accounts Every Knitter Should Follow

Instagram is a treasure for all those who want to start or enhance their knitting skills with their favorite knitting needles. Keep in mind that not every account is helpful when you’re looking for actual knitting tutorials; instead, they are related to lifestyle posts. Let's check out in our blog the top 10 Instagram accounts that specialize in providing tutorials.

Explore the Top 10 Instagram Accounts (IG)

Let's find out the top IG accounts that will help you in your knitting journey, both visually and technically.

1. @petiteknit (Denmark)

Why to Follow

Petite Knit was established in 2013 by Mette Wendelboe Okkels, who develops knitting patterns for men, women, and children.

2. @brooklyntweed (US)

Why to Follow

Jared Flood, founder of Brooklyn Tweed in 2005, is a popular knitwear designer. She has published more than 800 patterns in collaboration with 140 designers. They also offer educational resources and skill-building tutorials to create projects confidently.

3. @pompommag (UK)

Why to Follow

The famous Pompom magazine was founded by Meghan Fernandes and Lydia Gluck in 2012. They publish knitting, crochet, craft patterns, and useful tutorials. You can also check out their digital patterns and then buy them.

4. @knitproeu

  • Followers: 123K
  • YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/user/KnitProeu (10.3K Subscribers)
  • Specialty: Expertly designed knitting and crochet tools crafted for comfort, precision, and sustainability. From smooth wooden needles to innovative accessories, every piece is made to elevate your crafting experience.

Why to Follow:

For creative inspiration, product highlights, and behind-the-scenes glimpses of craftsmanship that bring joy to every maker’s hands.

 5. @Summer.lee.knits

Why to Follow:

Summer is a sock designer and has been knitting since 2020, with colorful yarns. You can explore her patterns here. Learn how to knit different types of socks and hats with the double-pointed knitting needles.

6. @theknitedit (UK)

Why to Follow

Charlie Miller is a professional knitwear designer with a decade of knitting experience using circular knitting needles, or double-pointed ones. From casting on to advanced shaping, each technique is clearly explained. Also, have a thorough understanding of hand-dyed yarns.

7. @maschenfein (Germany)

Why to Follow

Marisa Nöldeke is a German-based and passionate knitter. She founded the company "Maschenfein" in 2014 and also wrote knitting books. Her first "Knitting Shawls" book has been a great success. Even if you don't understand German, you will clearly understand the visuals and techniques.

8. @VeryPinkKnits (USA)

Why to Follow

Staci from very Pink Knits has turned her IG into a teaching knitting platform. Most posts you will find lead to full YouTube tutorials from sock knitting to crochet for knitters. The instructions are clear, which is perfect for self-learners.

9. @mclevq (Canada)

  • Followers: 56.8K
  • YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/@mclevq (19.8K subscribers)
  • Specialty: You will find various tutorial patterns that are ideal for beginners and advanced users.

Why to follow

Marie-Christine is a well-known knitter as well as a healthcare worker. She has been writing knitting patterns and has also published seven clothing and sock patterns. You can learn how she used various tools, especially KnitPro Mini Bouquet & Mellow crochet hook set, in teaching knitting techniques.

10. @Strikkezilla (Norway)

Why to Follow

Tina & Veronika founded Strikkezilla Design with an aim of designing garments for everyday use. But they closed their inventory in 2023; however, they still provide courses and lectures through their YouTube channel.

There is plenty of inspiration that you will find on Instagram, but when you’re looking to learn and not just scroll, these accounts deliver great techniques, which are easy to follow. Whether it’s decoding Japanese symbols, mastering colorwork, or simply learning to knit your first pair of socks, make your knitting journey smoother, one stitch at a time.


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