Rachel Anne MacGillivray
Siobhán
Nikola Sonoga
Digital Coffee Table Book (Pre-order)
A beautifully designed digital coffee table book celebrating the Knitters in Residence cohort on Vega World Heritage. Featuring photography, stories, wildlife conservation, and all five residency knitting patterns.
Pre-order for €20 until 31 August.
Regular price €35 from 1 September.
Digital PDF delivered by email in November/December 2026.
Grow Your Knitwear! Virtual Workshop
What if your knitwear could grow?
Join Alanis for a virtual workshop exploring Living Knitwear, a concept she developed through her work in sustainable fashion. Using wool, seeds and knitting, Alanis explores what happens when a garment becomes something living — able to sprout, grow and change.
Discover the process behind Living Knitwear, its full life cycle, and how you can begin experimenting with your own.
Live on Zoom · Sunday 20 September · 1 PM UK time
HOLD FAST mitten pattern
Inspired by maritime tattoos worn to navigate heavy storms, the Hold Fast Mittens are a wearable symbol of stability and endurance. These qualities are vital to both personal well-being and long-term wildlife conservation. Your €5 purchase directly funds the Knit for Wildlife initiative. Your support drives our community events, open-access patterns, and collaborative design residencies.
Knit for Wildlife · Organisation Membership
Knitting Pattern: Eider Duck Tee
A free knitting pattern for the Eider Duck Tee, designed by Isabel Vique. Released as part of Knit for Wildlife in collaboration with Vega world heritage.
Knit for Wildlife brings marine species into everyday culture through knitting. When worn and shared, these pieces carry wildlife stories into public spaces. From cafés to bus stops.
Knitting Pattern: Humpback Whale Quilt
Knitting Pattern: Manta Ray Shawl
A free knitting pattern for a manta ray shawl, designed by Libby Rush. Released as part of Knit for Wildlife in collaboration with Love the Oceans (Mozambique).
Knit for Wildlife brings marine species into everyday culture through knitting. When worn and shared, these pieces carry wildlife stories into public spaces. From cafés to bus stops.
Knitting Pattern: Net Hope Cowl
Knitting Pattern: Seabird Shawlette
A free knitting pattern for a seabird shawlette, designed by Sydney O'Shaughnessy. Released as part of Knit for Wildlife in collaboration with Vega world heritage.
Knit for Wildlife brings marine species into everyday culture through knitting. When worn and shared, these pieces carry wildlife stories into public spaces. From cafés to bus stops.
