Stitched Together
My reflection through crochet
When God created us, He was glad. Everything He had made was perfect—until sin entered the world.Hi! Before this year ends, I’d like to share something about God’s love for us—through crochet.Wait, what? Crochet?!
Yes, through crochet! Let me share my reflection and how the Lord used this craft in my life.This draft began way back in 2019. Let me finally continue and finish it before 2024 ends.The photo above was taken in 2019, when I tried to recreate the turban/headband I bought. It was my favorite hair accessory. Oh, how fascinated I was with wearing turbans—and with crocheting too!As I finish this post, I want to highlight God’s creativity. It amazes me to imagine how He created everything we see and enjoy—all the resources we have—and sadly, how often we fail to care for what He has made.
Crocheting became a reflection of His creativity in my life. By the way, I also have a small business called ADMiRe Handmade—you can check it out on Facebook and Instagram. I’m connecting my ideas now with what I wanted to post back in 2019. That year was special: I gave birth to my second child, and crocheting helped me through postpartum blues.
In 2020, when the world was hit by COVID-19, I crocheted facemask ear savers and donated them to frontliners. Later, I made facemask lanyards, which I was able to sell—and some even reached abroad. Amazing, isn’t it? All because of God’s provision and the talent He gave me. All glory belongs to Him alone—my hands and skills are from the Lord.
From 2021 to 2023, my hobby grew into a business. It excites me to create products for family, churchmates, and friends who supported my craft. Although my small business wasn’t my top priority—since I had to juggle life as a mother of two, an elementary teacher, and a wife—the Lord remained faithful. He provided customers who would randomly order, even though my marketing skills still need much improvement.
In 2024, God has been good to me. Despite my busy schedule, I was able to sell crochet works by accepting pre-orders and customized items. I didn’t expect many orders, but I’m deeply grateful for those who trusted my craft and passion.Now, as 2025 begins, I hope to continue crocheting and sharing this joy with others.
xoxo

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