Years ago, my interest in knitting and crocheting led me to join a community of fellow knitters and crochet artists. Being a complete beginner at that time, I felt like joining a group created a supportive environment where we could learn and share our experiences together. As many of you know, knitting and crocheting are timeless crafts. Whether you're a seasoned craft enthusiasts or just starting out, there’s something truly satisfying about creating handmade items. I first learned to knit from a friend who taught me the "finger knitting" technique. I was so proud when I successfully finished my first scarf! While knitting and crocheting are similar, they each have their own unique charm. Unlike knitting, which uses two needles, crochet uses a single hook to interlock yarn into various patterns, resulting in a distinct texture. Speaking of these crafts, I want to introduce you to a very special person. She is a talented crochet artist, a fellow blogger, and a dear frien...
My earliest memories are steeped in music, all thanks to my mom. Actually she's a classical guitar player, and I can still picture her when her fingers dancing on the fret-board. She was the first person to teach me how to play guitar when I was just in elementary school. There's something beautiful and pure about the way she plays. As I grew older, my fascination with music just expended. I was itching to learn more! I remember practically begging my parents for classical music lessons especially the violin and the piano. Unfortunately, life had other plans, We had just moved into a new house, and our savings were dedicated to school and settling in, so lessons just weren’t in the budget at that time. Honestly, though, it was fine. When I was in junior high, my dad surprised me with a keyboard. I dove right into learning it, and I've loved having it.