Our story
Annie’s began in 1975 and quickly became known for the originality of its designs, and as a favorite source for creative inspiration and supplies.
Annie’s products—including magazines, kit and book clubs, online videos, digital content, patterns, supplies and TV programming—serve home and family interests, including quilting, crochet, knitting, sewing, home decor and nostalgia. Annie’s is part of a third-generation, family-owned group of businesses based in northeastern Indiana, having roots tracing back to 1925 with the founding of a small printing company.
Other Monthly Subscription Kits
Caring Crochet Kit Club
Make a difference with crochet! Each month you get the yarn and patterns for a new project you can donate to a worthy cause.
Hook & Needle Kit Club
Crochet or knit something new every month! Each shipment includes the yarn and both crochet and knit patterns to make a quick project.
Crochet Striped Afghan Club
Grow your skills with a new stitch for every stripe of your afghan. Get everything you need to make three stripes each month.
Finished size: 45" x 55"
Moroccan Tile Crochet Afghan Club
Take a crochet journey with an afghan inspired by mosaic tiles. Get everything you need to make a new section each month.
Finished size: 54" x 54"
Creative Woman Kit-of-the-Month Club
Make a new craft project every month! Try a variety of creative techniques while making something quick, easy and beautiful.
Fat Quarter Club
Build your fabric stash with quality 100% cotton precuts. Receive a new pack of six beautifully coordinated fat quarters (18" x 22") every month.
Monthly Book Clubs
Annie's Attic Mysteries
Let Annie and her close-knit group of stitching friends warm your heart while the mysteries they find in Grey Gables attic keep you guessing 'til the very end!
Annie's Quilted Mysteries
Could an old quilt be the key to solving the murder of a dear friend? Join Emma and the Nimble Thimbles quilting group as a patchwork of clues leads them on a riveting journey to the truth.
Chocolate Shoppe Mysteries
Indulge in a recipe for murder that's darker than any chocolate.
