Making Things Matters
I've been knitting for more than forty years.
Designing has been part of my life for decades.
But after my mother died, I discovered something I hadn't fully understood before.
Knitting wasn't just something I loved to do.
It was something that could carry me through.
That experiece changed me.
It reminded me that making something with our hands isn't just about the finished object.
Sometimes it's about comfort.
Sometimes it's about celebration.
Sometimes it's about remembering someone we love.
And sometimes it's simply about making it through one more day.
That's why I created Knit A Rainbow.
Whether you knit, crochet, spin, weave, quilt -- or simply love creating with your hands -- I hope you'll find encouragement, inspiration, and the confidence to make something that matters.
Welcome,
I'm so glad you are here.

Where would you like to begin?
Whether you're looking for inspiration, a new skill, or your next project, I'd love to help.
Letters From My Studio
Whenever I have something worth sharing, I'll send you a letter from my studio.
Inside you'll find what's on my needles, the stories behind my newest projects, new patterns, tutorials, favorite tools, and little reminders that making things really does matter.
I'd love to write to you.
In The Studio
Pull up a chair and see what's taking shape in my studio.

October 2026
Rhinebeck came home with me. 🐑
I may have returned from Rhinebeck with a little bit of fiber. Okay… maybe more than a little. 😂
Right now, my spinning wheel is getting quite the workout as I play with some of the beautiful Rhinebeck booty I brought home. There’s something I love about starting with a braid of fiber and watching it become yarn right in front of me—especially when I have absolutely no idea what it wants to become yet.
For now, I’m just spinning, playing with color, and enjoying the process.
Making things matters—even when you don’t know what you’re making yet. 🌈
Kind Words
Because nothing means more to me than hearing how my knitting and crochet patterns—or something I’ve taught—have touched someone else’s life.
"Most of my classes were with Kimberly. I learned so much, even while laughing until I hurt. She is so funny, smart, and loving. What a great instructor."
— Knit Maine attendee
"I LOVE THIS SWEATER! I knit this exactly to pattern. It was beautifully written and easy to understand. I highly recommend this sweater!"
— Susi, Lovely Tee knitter
"Kimberly is patient, kind and very thorough in her teaching. I can't recommend her workshops enough!"
— Workshop attendee



