My name is Jenna and I've been knitting for nearly a decade. It all started when I was in college and was home for a break and found a pair of knitting needles and some yarn in the basement and figured why not give it a shot? After several failed attempts and many YouTube tutorials later, I was hooked.

During the pandemic lockdowns I started an Instagram account specifically to showcase my knitting. Let's be honest, I get too much satisfaction from someone saying they like my hat or my scarf and then blurting out "THANKS I MADE IT!" Without anyone to show my new knits to in real life, I turned to the internet. That's when I got really into knitting. Having a feed of so many patterns to make, so much gorgeous yarn to buy, and so many knitters to connect with, I started spending more and more of my time knitting and ending up with more and more finished knits.

It was at this time that I also got into test knitting. Designers were complimenting me on the feedback I was giving and telling me I was so good at catching even the tiniest details. At the same time, I discovered tech editing, and it was like “wait, people get PAID for this??” The rest is history.

When I'm not tech editing or knitting, I’m probably riding a rollercoaster (I’ve ridden 52 different ones to this date!), snuggling my cat, or reading a book.