Sydney O'Shaughnessy
Isabel Vique
Lucila Castaño
Jean Long
Alanis Thorney
Knitting Pattern: The Eider House Hat
A free knitting pattern for the Eider House Hat, designed by Alanis Thorney. 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: Vega Dialogues Wrap
A free knitting pattern for the Vega Dialogues Wrap, designed by Lucila Castaño. 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.
Un patrón de punto gratuito para el Chal Vega Dialogues, diseñado por Lucila Castaño. Publicado como parte de Knit for Wildlife en colaboración con el Patrimonio Mundial de Vega.
Knit for Wildlife lleva las especies marinas a la vida cotidiana a través del tejido de punto. Al tejerlas, usarlas y compartirlas, estas prendas llevan las historias de la vida silvestre a los espacios públicos: desde cafeterías hasta paradas de autobús.
Knitting Pattern: Vega Gansey
A free knitting pattern the Vega Gansey, designed by Jean Long. 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.
Membership 2026
Join the Knit for Wildlife Membership 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.
