Make Space for Rest, One Stitch at a Time
Crochet isn’t always about productivity or perfectly finished projects — sometimes it’s just about giving your hands something to do so your brain can chill out for a minute. This space explores crochet as self-care, from calming routines to low-pressure projects, and making things purely because it feels good. No hustle culture allowed.
Self-Care Tips for Makers
These posts focus on practical self-care ideas and crochet-friendly tips you can try right away. No life resets, no perfect routines — just simple ways to feel calmer, more grounded, and a bit more human.
Crocheters need self-care too — shocking, I know. This post shares simple, realistic ideas you can actually try without adding another thing to your to-do list.
Crochet won’t fix everything, but it can help take the edge off stress and anxiety. This post breaks down how crochet can support calmer moments, one stitch at a time. Check out How–>
What’s a self-care list anyway, and do you really need one? This post explains what the hype is about and how to make it work for you (without turning it into homework). Read it Here–>
Crochet & Mental Health Awareness
Crochet isn’t a magic fix, but it can be part of how you support your mental wellbeing. These posts dig into where crochet and mental health intersect — thoughtfully, honestly, and without pretending a yarn project solves everything.
This post shares how witnessing my brother-in-law’s mental health struggles inspired a handmade collection rooted in awareness, care, and intention — not just pretty stitches. Read the post –>
Stories of Healing & Growth
Sometimes the biggest lessons don’t come from tutorials — they come from lived experience. These personal stories explore how crochet has been part of my healing and real life, beyond the stitches.
Miscarriage is devastating, and there’s no neat way through it. This post shares how crochet became a quiet place for healing, comfort, and putting one stitch in front of the other. Read the post –>
Changing your lifestyle isn’t easy, but it doesn’t have to be miserable either. This post explores how crochet helped make healthier habits feel a bit more manageable — and even fun at times. Here’s How –>
Whether you’re crocheting for calm, comfort, or just to keep your hands busy while your brain cools off, there’s no one “right” way to do it. If you want to dig deeper, the Crochet Fundamentals guide, free crochet patterns, and beginner-friendly projects are always here — no boss energy allowed.
