Samantha Brunson
Samantha Brunson is the owner of BobbleClubHouse.com, a knitting and crafting blog that chronicles the crafting community with stories from a diverse group of makers.
Samantha graduated from The School of The Art Institute of Chicago’s Fashion Department and went on to work in the fashion industry at companies such as Donna Karan, Maggy London, and Bliss Lau. For close to 10 years, Samantha worked as a knitwear sample maker, creating intricate handmade knitwear and crochet for couture and ready-to-wear runway shows.
A self-proclaimed elderly millennial, Samantha is always looking for new ways to share her love of knitwear and crafting with the world.
Contributions From Samantha Brunson
Making It: Inspiration Abounds
Ten places to fill your bucket when your well runs dry.
Read More about Making It: Inspiration AboundsMaking It: My First Sock
How do you know you don't want to knit a sock if you never give it a try?
Read More about Making It: My First SockMaking It: Meeting a Puppet Master
There are some questions you should say "yes" to.
Read More about Making It: Meeting a Puppet MasterMaking It: The Wigs of Bridgerton
Pinkies up! Come see a different kind of fiber artist at work.
Read More about Making It: The Wigs of BridgertonIrreconcilable Knits: Love, Loss, and What She Wore
A late cold snap is an opportunity to wear a newly finished scarf—and to make peace with what wasn't meant to be.
Read More about Irreconcilable Knits: Love, Loss, and What She WoreCrochet Connections
The lives of our ancestors might not resemble our own—but sometimes they rhyme.
Read More about Crochet ConnectionsTranslating Oscar de la Renta’s Dreams into Reality
A very special visit with a member of the team creating Oscar de la Renta’s knitwear.
Read More about Translating Oscar de la Renta’s Dreams into RealityMaking It: The Yarn Bodega
When a big box craft store closed, a dream for a yarn bodega in the Bronx was ignited.
Read More about Making It: The Yarn Bodega2024 Craftolutions!
Forget resolutions. Ring in 2024 with craftolutions!
Read More about 2024 Craftolutions!A Theater Kid Crochets Shakespeare
To hook or not to hook . . . is that even a question when the amigurumi are this fetching?
Read More about A Theater Kid Crochets ShakespeareThe Queen Leaves McQueen
Kudos and gratitude to Sarah Burton whose sculptural knitwear designs continue to inspire makers everywhere.
Read More about The Queen Leaves McQueenMaking It: Beginners
If at first you don't succeed, grant yourself some grace and keep practicing. Four expert makers share first projects and words of wisdom.
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Where making meets TayTay super fandom is an uplifting, inspirational place.
Read More about Making It: Calling All SwiftiesI Made It with Atlas: Checkered Scarf
Premiering right here on MDK, a slip-stitch stunner with that satisfying element of color play.
Read More about I Made It with Atlas: Checkered ScarfOn Trend: Coastal Grandmother
It's the trend that's sweeping the nation ... or at least wherever there's a beach or boardwalk.
Read More about On Trend: Coastal GrandmotherMy Pretty Brown Doll
You can feel the love that fills every page of Yolonda Jordan's new book.
Read More about My Pretty Brown DollCrafting Resilience
Warmth and light on every page. Self-care in every stitch. Loving Brandi Cheyenne Harper's new book, Knitting for Radical Self-Care.
Read More about Crafting ResilienceConfessions and Unpopular Crafting Opinions
Enter the crafter's confessional.
Read More about Confessions and Unpopular Crafting OpinionsBehind the Designs: Alejandra Alonso Rojas
Adventures in creating designer knitwear and crochet.
Read More about Behind the Designs: Alejandra Alonso RojasFashion Week Report: Crochet for Spring/Summer 2020
Don't be surprised if you start seeing a lot of crochet in the shops next year.
Read More about Fashion Week Report: Crochet for Spring/Summer 2020The Kids Are All Right: Knitwear at FIT
A guided tour of lively new work at the Fashion Institute of Technology.
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