My Top 10 Favorite Korean Knit Tubers (and Why You’ll Love Them) 😍
Bangguseok Kosil | 방구석코실이
My absolute fav. She’s faceless, but her commentary is top-tier adorable. She balances a whole regular day job with being a pattern designer, yet somehow uploads constantly. Expect a mix of pattern vlogs and chill personal WIPs. Her best series is “Kobam Radio”—basically a 1-hour podcast style video where she knits and chats. Great background noise if you want that “knit-along” vibe. She loves tailored Polo-style fits, so hit subscribe if that’s your aesthetic. Her most famous work? Definitely the knit baseball jacket that went viral among Korean baseball fans.
Hiyojung | 히요정
Honestly top 2 in the Korean knitting scene right alongside Banul Story’s Kim Dae-ri. Whatever pattern she picks instantly blows up. She tweaks designs to fit her vibe, but her style, fit choices, and overall aesthetic carry the channel. She used to just knit other creators’ patterns, but she recently launched her own brand, @gioco.project, complete with a cute turtle logo.
Jigmer | 지그머
Vibes are low-key, but her personality is super lively and cute. She’s a full-time designer, but most of her content is her winging original designs on the fly. Her crochet patterns are the real highlight—they always feature a unique twist, like frilly summer tops or quirky colorwork. Korea doesn’t have a ton of crochet creators, so she’s a total lifesaver. Plus, she recently moved to Gangneung (left her cat house behind), so the new location vlogs are fun to watch.
Nis-Ilsang | 니스일상
Her knitting speed is insane based on how often she posts. She finishes trending Korean knit patterns in seconds. Best part? She tests out cheap, unrated yarns so you don’t have to risk it. She heavily features cone yarns from ‘Lara Yarn’ on Naver Smartstore, which are famous locally for being super budget-friendly. If you’re ever sourcing yarn from Korea, check her reviews before buying.
Ot-tteuneun Kim-tteugae | 옷뜨는 김뜨개
Super beginner-friendly alongside Kim Dae-ri. Her most popular video is a crochet cardigan tutorial. Back when I couldn’t do needle knitting and was stuck with zero wearable crochet patterns, this channel saved me. Tons of beginner-friendly free tutorials to step up your garment game.
Auld Lang Soyeon | 올드랭소연
OG Korean knit tuber. Mostly daily vlogs with a side of knitting. Her Temu yarn haul tests pull numbers. She loves the craft so much she literally enrolled in a fiber arts grad program recently.
Knit Garden Keeper Bandi | 뜨개동산지기 반디
Korean knit tuber living in the US. Found her through a knitwear wishlist video and realized our taste is identical. She does wearables, but also accessories like leg warmers and neckties. Currently waiting on her latest summer dress pattern drop. Also, her dog Duffy is ridiculously cute.
Hong-nim hongttoknit | 홍님 hongttoknit
A speed-knitter pattern designer. Content is mostly pattern development and small biz owner vlogs. She hits up events like the Seoul Handmade Fair, so watch her stuff if you want a look at Korean craft expos. Her hunting cap pattern is elite—fits just like store-bought headwear.
Oyang-i | 오양이
Super quiet vlogs with zero talking—just background music and her three cats: Bam, Kong, and Ttang. She shows off completed projects, including matching cat-and-owner knitwear that will melt your brain. Upload schedule is unpredictable, but worth the wait.
Pure-jjae | 프레지에
Pattern designer turned creator. Posts a mix of knitting content, funny shorts, and real talk. She went viral for a shorts clip reacting to Lee Dong-wook’s line in the K-drama Divorce Insurance, titled “Lee Dong-wook saying things that make knitters quit.”
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