My journey with crochet began when I was in the 7th grade. I was introduced to it by my grandmother, who patiently taught me how to hold a crochet hook, work with yarn, and slowly turn a simple strand into something beautiful.
At that age, I don’t think I fully understood how special those moments were. I was simply fascinated by the idea that with a hook, some yarn, and a little patience, I could create something with my own hands.
For a few years, crochet stayed quietly in the background. Then, when I was 20 and in college, I found myself drawn back to it. This time, however, something felt different. I began taking it seriously. I wanted to learn more, experiment with different patterns, understand different yarns, and challenge myself with projects that were more detailed.
The more I crocheted, the more I realised that this was no longer just a hobby I had picked up again. It had become a part of me. There is something incredibly comforting about crochet.
And somewhere along the way, that little girl learning from her grandmother grew into someone who wanted to share those creations with others. That is a huge part of what Crochet Studio means to me.