How It's Made: My Handmade Process

Here is an easy way to make a knitted heart to add to a name sign. I use a bit of glue to secure the ends, creating a perfect little accent for your personalized decor.

Let's make a knitted butterfly. I use 3mm aluminum craft wire, which is sturdy but can be bent into these delicate shapes with the help of pliers.

Let's make these gifts more beautiful. I take great care in packaging each handmade item, finishing it with a pretty bow to make it feel like a special present.

This is a real-time video of me bending the wire for the letter 'n'. I use a template to ensure the shape is perfect before covering it with yarn.

Here I am knotting macrame clouds. These fluffy little clouds are a sweet addition to my name wall hangings, adding texture and a dreamy feel.

Here are the basic things you need to make knitted names: aluminum craft wire, lightweight yarn, and an iCord maker. It's a craft that requires patience and love.

These cute elements are all handmade and add so much personality to a child's space. This video shows a photo organizer with a knitted elephant and flowers.

An easy DIY video showing how to make knitted flowers. You can use a thick yarn to create these simple but beautiful floral patterns to accent any craft project.

Here are some easy ways to get the perfect macrame leaf shape. I brush the cord multiple times, use a fabric stiffener, and a stencil to get them just right.