Dear knit designers,you make a plan, you spending months designing, writing, and testing a knitting pattern, you share it with the world. But coming from the other side is only […]
Find and Marketing your Niche as a Knit Designer
Find and Marketing your Niche is so essential to establish who you are serving and what you are providing early on and owning it.That is who you are marketing towards. […]
How you can turn a hobby into a business
Turning a hobby into a business doesn’t have to be difficult, take a lot of time, or be a vast life-changing.When I first started designing patterns for Naonu, I was […]
Top Priority for Your Business During COVID-19
When social distancing became the national standard, I spent about a week in panic mode.This is a situation that was impossible to plan for, and so many yarn shops and […]
Define Your Ideal Client
The root of quite a few problems is those knit designers don’t understand who their ideal client is, therefore it’s hard to sell and grow.Most people loosely know who their […]
Lessons Learned On Being a Knitwear Designer
This past year I learned a lot what it means to be a knitwear designer. I’ve been knitting for just 10 years, and designing my own patterns from 7, but […]
5 Tips to Manage Home, Kids, and Business in a Pandemic
I want to encourage you that you will get through this, but it will take some adjusting like any other of life’s circumstances that come your way. If you’re having […]
How to set goals for your knit business
Set goals for your knit business allow you to create an experience that can sell far better than your product by itself.If you want to turn your hobby into a […]
Balancing motherhood with your knit business
Balancing motherhood and entrepreneurial can get chaotic sometimes, but there is a way to do both. We’ve been told that we can be one thing or another. We can be […]