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That's a wrap folks! Needles and hooks down, the judging is done and the results are in...

2020 has been a year of ups and downs, but The Crafties has been a source of real joy for everyone involved! We've discovered some truly inspiring makers and been in absolute awe of your talent, choosing this years winners hasn't been easy, but it's time to enter this years Crafties winners into the Hall of Fame!

Winner of Noteworthy Knitting Blog 2020

Louise from Handy Little Me

Louise is a marvel with her knitting needles, she's always whipping up a new project that we can't help but fall in love with! Her blog is jam packed with patterns and tutorials we can't wait to try! This knitter is a true inspiration.

I've been watching Handy Little Me grow over the past year and am so impressed with her knit designs as well as her blog design. - Tamara Kelly from Moogly blog.

Winner of Creative Crochet Blog 2020

Morine from Morine's Shop

Designer, maker, blogger - Morine does it all! Morine's projects are bright, bold and totally beautiful. From cute amigurumi toys, to gorgeous granny square designs, we can't wait to get our hooks into these patterns.

On top of really fun crochet patterns including amigurumi, home decor; and stitch tutorials, it’s really amazing to see this blogger selflessly offer her space for other voices to be heard and learn more about other makers. It’s a really great blend of inclusivity, diversity, and creativity. - Vincent Green-Hite from KnotBad, Creative Crochet Blog winner 2019.

Winner of Motivated Multicraft Blog 2020

Whitney from Whitney Marie Anderson

This multi-craft marvel loves to experiment with fibre arts but dabbles in so many crafty mediums we just can't keep up! Whether it's painting, jewellery making, sculpting or sewing Whitney is your go-to gal!

Whitney's personality really comes across in her blog - Knitwear Designer, Debbie Bliss MBE.

Winner of Stylish Stitching Blog 2020

Dana from Made Every Day

Dana's blog is a riot of colour and contemporary designs that is truly inspiring! We love these stylish stitching projects, from gorgeous garments to essential accessories.

The Made Everyday Blog has something for everyone - lots and lots of projects for all the family and beyond! I really liked the fresh ideas for patterns and how easy it was to access them. The fabrics are beautiful - and for an extra treat, don't miss Dana's recipes! It's a blog with a great layout - accessible and easy to read and follow. - LoveCrafts Superstar, Merion

Winner of Blog Personality of the Year Award 2020

Emilia from Coffee and Crocheting

Read Emilia's #WhyIMake post!

Emilia's love for making and the joy she finds in her craft is evident in every project and learning more about her making journey in her thoughtful submission for Blog Personality is truly inspiring and has us head over heels for this maker.

I loved reading through your entry and can relate to your journey of seeking some medium or outlet to express yourself and let your creativity flow. Sometimes we find our passion in the most unexpected areas! Your work is great and I wish you to continue doing what you love and continue to inspire others. - Blog Personality of the Year winner 2019, Amina

Honourable mentions!

It was a tough call for our judges with so many amazing makers and only 5 awards to give, so we want to give an honourable mention to everyone who was shortlisted for each category too!

Noteworthy Knitting Blog: Little Cotton Rabbits, Wander Stitch and With Wool

Creative Crochet Blog: Loopingly Made and Whistle & Ivy

Motivated Multicraft Blog: Knitting with Chopsticks and Sarah Maker

Stylish Stitching Blog: Sewrendipty and Apple Green Cottage

Blog Personality of the Year: Feeling Nifty and Le Petit Saint Crochet

About the author

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Holly Butteriss

Holly Butteriss is the Content Coordinator at LoveCrafts. Working closely with designers and influencers, Holly aims to inspire makers with lovely content and believes that “self expression is good for the soul”. Creative at heart, Holly will give any craft a go if she doesn’t have her nose in a book!