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A study published in Sage Journals by researchers examined the physical, cognitive and social effects of crochet on both new and experienced crafters. Very interestingly, they found consistent evidence that the hobby supports genuine wellbeing far beyond the finished project itself. A separate review published in the Journal of Mental Health Nursing analyzed 25 studies on needlecraft, including crochet, knitting, sewing, and embroidery, and found strong evidence that these crafts build human connection, a sense of belonging, and genuine wellbeing, especially for people managing loneliness. It turns out a hook, some yarn, and a repetitive stitch pattern can quietly rebuild a person’s sense of connection in a way few other hobbies manage. These 12 real crochet creations, shared by makers online, prove that one simple handicraft is still finding the loneliest hearts out there and filling them with genuine happiness.
Back in January, my partner’s mom entered hospice. I started crocheting last summer and I decided to make a blanket for her with my boyfriend. He helped pick the pattern and yarn colors. Dalia’s are her favorite flower so I thought this pattern was perfect and purple is her favorite color. To be honest, I was so worried that I wouldn’t finish it in time for her to use it before she passed and it stressed me out the entire time. It took me five months, but I DID IT! This is my first blanket. It’s thick, heavy, and stunning.
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