Kyle Kunnecke has a not-so-secret passion for colorwork. Through his fiber workshops he provides inspiration to his students, exploring the skills necessary to continue their personal knitting journeys. His patterns are published in books and magazines, by yarn companies, and under his label, Kyle William. His book, Urban Knit Collection: 18 City-Inspired Knitting Patterns for the Modern Wardrobe showcases projects that utilize some of the techniques he loves to share.
Kyle currently lives just outside Seattle, WA, where he is thrilled to have the opportunity to explore the Pacific NW while pursuing his career in the fiber arts. His studio is home to many treasures, including weaving looms, spinning wheels, knitting machine, and dyeing equipment. He spends hours upon hours dyeing, knitting, and developing new projects. When time and schedule permits, he also leads workshops and classes online and at events around the country (and sometimes around the world!)
Kyle believes creativity has the power to heal, and that when we share our story with others, the world becomes a better place.
Kyle currently lives just outside Seattle, WA, where he is thrilled to have the opportunity to explore the Pacific NW while pursuing his career in the fiber arts. His studio is home to many treasures, including weaving looms, spinning wheels, knitting machine, and dyeing equipment. He spends hours upon hours dyeing, knitting, and developing new projects. When time and schedule permits, he also leads workshops and classes online and at events around the country (and sometimes around the world!)
Kyle believes creativity has the power to heal, and that when we share our story with others, the world becomes a better place.
