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Supportive Membership 2026
Original price was: €25.00.€15.00Current price is: €15.00.
Become a supportive member (reduced price for the remainder of 2026). Endorsed by the UN Ocean Decade, membership gives you instant access to our exclusive Wild Life Mittens pattern, early access to residency pattern collections, virtual community gatherings, exclusive members-only content, and a behind-the-scenes look at every new residency.
Your membership also helps make future wildlife residencies, open-access patterns and conservation collaborations possible.
Description
Become part of the journey.
The 2026 Knit for Wildlife Membership invites you behind the scenes of our wildlife residencies and creative process. Follow every collection from its first conservation story to the finished stitches, while helping make future residencies possible.
Every Knit for Wildlife collection begins with a real conservation story—a threatened species, a remarkable place, and the people working to protect it.
Your membership includes:
- Immediate access to our exclusive Wild Life Mittens pattern by Brit Adolfsen (@strikke-brit).
- Early access to every residency pattern collection.
- Our exclusive Members’ Pattern.
- Residency Journals (Digital. Included from Cohort 3).
- 3 Virtual community gatherings
- Member discounts on selected products and events.
Your membership directly supports Knit for Wildlife’s residencies, open-access patterns, community events and collaborations with conservation partners around the world.
IMPORTANT INFORMATION
2026 Membership
This is a one-time membership covering the remainder of 2026. It is not a recurring subscription.
Community Updates
We’ll use the email address connected to your purchase to send invitations to community gatherings, membership updates and information about future memberships.
Copyright
The included Wild Life Mittens pattern and all members-only content are provided for personal, non-commercial use only.
About Knit for Wildlife
Knit for Wildlife is endorsed by the UN Ocean Decade for its contribution to ocean literacy through creative, community-based approaches.
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