The Most Famous Knitter, Ranked
Voting rules: Choose the knitter you think is the most famous!
Updated on May 17, 2024 07:11
Knitting, an age-old craft, has been passed down through generations, evolving into a modern pastime with a vibrant community of enthusiasts. Within this community, certain individuals stand out for their dedication, creativity, and skill, inspiring others to take up their knitting needles. Rank them and have your say about their prominence in the world of knitting.
This interactive site offers a dynamic way for users to engage with and acknowledge the talent within the knitting community by voting for who they consider to be the most exemplary figures. Every vote helps shape the current standings, offering a fresh perspective on who is leading the way in the knitting community. Your participation is vital in keeping the rankings accurate and representative.
Who Is the Most Famous Knitter?
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172votesElizabeth Zimmermann (August 9, 1910 – November 30, 1999) was a British-born hand-knitting teacher and designer, whose innovative approach to knitting has influenced generations of knitters. She is considered one of the most influential knitters of the 20th century.
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234votesKaffe Fassett (born 1937) is an American-born artist and designer who is best known for his brightly colored knitwear designs. He has authored numerous books on knitting and has collaborated with many leading fashion designers.Kaffe Fassett in other rankings
- Position 6 of 10 in Most famous quilter
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329votes
Debbie Bliss
Debbie BlissDebbie Bliss (born 1955) is a British knitwear designer who has authored over 35 books on knitting and has her own line of luxury yarns. She is known for her classic designs and attention to detail.Debbie Bliss is a highly regarded brand of luxury yarn known for its exceptional quality and beautiful colors. It offers a wide range of natural fibers, blends, and unique textures, making it a favorite among knitters and crocheters worldwide.- Fiber: Various natural fibers including merino wool, cashmere, silk, alpaca, and cotton
- Weight: Ranges from lace weight to super bulky
- Yardage: Varies depending on the yarn type, typically between 50 to 250 yards
- Texture: Smooth, soft, and often with unique stitch definition
- Color Palette: Offers a wide array of vibrant, subtle, and timeless colors
Debbie Bliss in other rankings- Position 7 of 10 in Most popular brand of yarn
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421votesNorah Gaughan is an American knitwear designer who has worked for many leading fashion brands. She has authored numerous books on knitting and is known for her innovative designs and use of cables.
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57votesAlice Starmore (born 1955) is a Scottish knitwear designer and author who is known for her intricate fair isle designs. She has authored numerous books on knitting and is considered one of the leading authorities on traditional Scottish knitting.
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Camilla Damgård · CC BY-SA 3.0Arne & Carlos are a design duo from Norway who are known for their colorful and whimsical knitwear designs. They have authored several books on knitting and have collaborated with many leading fashion brands. -
77votesBarbara Walker (born 1930) is an American knitwear designer and author who is known for her stitch pattern books. She has authored over 20 books on knitting and is considered an authority on knitting stitch patterns.
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Jared Flood · CC0Jared Flood is an American knitwear designer and founder of Brooklyn Tweed, a yarn and design company. He has authored several books on knitting and is known for his modern, minimalist designs. -
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LRIADMIN · CC BY-SA 3.0Stephen West is an American knitwear designer and author who is known for his bold and colorful designs. He has authored several books on knitting and is considered one of the leading designers of the "knitting revolution." -
106votesAndrea Mowry is an American knitwear designer who is known for her modern, wearable designs. She has authored several books on knitting and is considered one of the leading designers of the "new wave" of knitting.
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Ranking factors for famous knitter
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Skill levelThe skill level of the knitter can be considered. A knitter who has won multiple awards or has expertise in various knitting techniques may be ranked higher.
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CreativityThe creativity and originality of the knitter's designs and projects can be considered.
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InfluenceThe extent to which the knitter has influenced the knitting community or fashion industry can also be taken into account.
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ReachThe number of followers, subscribers, or customers that the knitter has can also be considered.
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ContributionsThe contributions the knitter has made to the craft of knitting could also be a factor, such as any patterns they have created or any knowledge they have shared through tutorials or workshops.
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ReputationThe reputation of the knitter within the knitting community, as well as their reputation for quality work and customer service, can also be considered.
About this ranking
This is a community-based ranking of the most famous knitter. We do our best to provide fair voting, but it is not intended to be exhaustive. So if you notice something or knitter is missing, feel free to help improve the ranking!
Statistics
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- 206 votes
- 10 ranked items
Voting Rules
A participant may cast an up or down vote for each knitter once every 24 hours. The rank of each knitter is then calculated from the weighted sum of all up and down votes.
More information on most famous knitter
Knitting has been a popular pastime for centuries, with the earliest known knitted items dating back to the 11th century in Egypt. Over time, knitting has evolved from a practical skill to a beloved hobby and even an art form. Today, there are countless individuals who have gained fame in the knitting world, from designers to bloggers and social media influencers. But who is the most famous knitter of them all? This is a question that has sparked much debate and discussion among knitting enthusiasts. In this article, we will explore some of the most popular contenders for the title of "most famous knitter" and take a closer look at their contributions to the craft.
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