Annie is the force behind www.knitabl.com. She provides grading, editing, schematics, and pattern support for knitwear design.

She actually enjoys working in the spreadsheet mines doing the mathy bits! Prior to editing, Annie worked in biotech, knit and modified over 50 sweaters, and wrangled her then-small children.

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Whitney Steen is a tech editor and graphic designer living in Chicago.  After realizing she had 20 years of work experience editing and designing publication layouts in the nonprofit and academic space, and over 25 years of unpaid knitting experience, she decided to combine both of those things into a small business. She is also leading a one-woman effort to bring back crafting blogs through The Blog of Making Stuff on her website, wlsmakesstuff.com.  Let’s get into the interview!

Alison Lee is a registered nurse, knitting technical editor, pattern grader, and sample knitter.

She loves to support designers in all aspects of their publication process, especially by completing the jobs that they don’t have time to do, so they can create the patterns for makers to enjoy.

Laura Cameron has been a knitting technical editor since 2016, working with a variety of designers, magazines, yarn companies and honed her marketing skills at Stitchcraft marketing. She's now a project manager for fabric retailer Missouri Star Quilt Company, and she hosts a weekly podcast and blog about her crafty pursuits. Let’s get into the interview!

Bronwyn Hahn is a knitting and crochet technical editor. In this interview, she shares with us her hopes, her best advice, and how she organizes her workspace.