Please include in your submission
- a sketch
- a swatch in a comparable yarn showing salient details of the design
- a description explaining construction and how various elements such as edging, etc will be handled
- a list of previous publications or, if you haven't been published, a picture of ssomething you've made and a pattern writing sample
- please have mercy on a primitive dial-up user and shrink your pictures!
If you're not sure how a submission should look, check out Veronik Avery's helpful blog entry on the subject.
Payment: as a startup, I can't afford to buy patterns outright yet, so I'll publish them in both our names, yours and mine, and we split sales 50/50. If (when) at some point I'm in a position to buy your pattern, I'll make you an offer.
The yarns for which I need designs are:
Corot: Bulky, think and thin wool, very soft

Undertow: Light worsted weight merino, 4-ply

Dance: Sport weight raw silk with excellent drape

Vivaldi: Very fuzzy mohair, around fingering weight (hard to tell under all that fuzz)

Traveller & Little Traveller: Sport and fingering weight merino superwash sock yarns (and no, sock yarn patterns don't just have to be socks!)

Rembrandt: Laceweight alpaca

Specific stats (gauge, wpi) for all these yarns appear with their listings on my Etsy shop. Send your submissions to gryphon AT sanguinegryphon DOT com. I can't wait to see what you come up with!
8 comments:
Cool! I'll try to pull something together soon ...
Very intriguing, Gryphon. I'll mull over ideas, too.
I have things roaming around my head for the Dance, as well as for the Undertow-
I'm going to post this on a fiber board, if that's okay.
Yep, Undertow is beautiful. What if you have never designed anything? Well, not designed and then put together. I've got loads of ideas. Except socks for your mom. lol
I have a couple ideas already. Your yarns are beautiful!!
Saw the link on Fiber Freaks. Thanks to Deneen for posting it for the designers there.
Hello, I am going to mention your need on my podcast tonight. Although, I am not entirely sure how to pronounce your name...so, I will do my best then put your URL in the show notes. I hope this helps!
Marly aka: Yarn Thing
knitthing.mypodcast.com
knitthing.blogspot.com
hmmmm
I have two patterns in my shop that are rather languishing there.....
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