Other craftspeople making beautiful things

Lottieknits makes gorgeous hand-dyed yarn. They make particularly stunning gradients.
Jo Kalute (on Instagram and Spoonflower) does stunning surface pattern design. I discovered them through the Craft Industry Alliance podcast
Irregular Thoughts (on Etsy and Teemill) make designs using Morse Code and binary, to put stealthy swears on things. They also sell punched tape washi tape for you to write your own messages on
Ria Burns makes beautiful knitwear with naturally dyed yarn. They also sell naturally dyed yarn, dye plants and kits, and workshops about natural dyeing. Their product photography is lovely, showcasing the plants used for dyeing alongside the finished items. At some point they also sold tiny tassel earrings made from offcuts of yarn - a great way to minimise waste and also make something cute.
Ali Sharman makes woven things. I also love their logo, which looks like a weaving draft
Kari Fell (website and shop )makes woven things, including scarves, cowls and bands. I love their colour and pattern choices. They also sell hand-dyed warps, which are beautiful