First of all - it's very cool to know how to do something that's unique.
I've been crocheting, knitting, cross-stiching, sewing and making loads of other hand-made stuff since I was a child. As I'm currently studying and have almost no money, in my free time I do crafts and then hopefully wait to sell everything on local festivals (where I've always been the youngest one managing a stall) and by internet shopping. Extra cash is always in handy if you need to go on a shopping spree. :) It's also a great way to relax and think about meaning of life while doing something productive (you could also "read" some audiobooks :) ).
But let's be honest - who wouldn't want to wear those comfy and warm hand-made woolen slippers, wrap oneself in colorful patchwork and slowly sip tea while watching a great movie, with a sense of accomplishment in heart?
Is it normal to want to crochet?
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First of all - it's very cool to know how to do something that's unique.
I've been crocheting, knitting, cross-stiching, sewing and making loads of other hand-made stuff since I was a child. As I'm currently studying and have almost no money, in my free time I do crafts and then hopefully wait to sell everything on local festivals (where I've always been the youngest one managing a stall) and by internet shopping. Extra cash is always in handy if you need to go on a shopping spree. :) It's also a great way to relax and think about meaning of life while doing something productive (you could also "read" some audiobooks :) ).
But let's be honest - who wouldn't want to wear those comfy and warm hand-made woolen slippers, wrap oneself in colorful patchwork and slowly sip tea while watching a great movie, with a sense of accomplishment in heart?