My Crochet Journey: Behind the Scenes of Handmade Art

Every piece you see here starts as a loose thread. Whether it's an intricate amigurumi keychain or a custom hair accessory, I spend hours on each project because slow fashion is the only way I know how to work. Since everything is made-to-order, I put my full energy into your piece, so keep in mind that handmade magic takes a little time to create.

I started Croshcrush because I was obsessed with making things that are cute, quirky, and full of personality. This cluster is where the 'real' work happens—the late nights, the testing of new patterns, and the joy of seeing my creations finally come to life.

I’m not a factory. When you order from me, you’re not getting mass-produced stuff. You’re getting a piece that’s been stitched by hand in my Delhi studio, often while I’m trying to figure out if my next design is 'buyable' or just another one of my wild ideas. From that first Totoro keychain to the custom floral gajras for weddings, every item carries a bit of my own journey.

I regularly document these experiments, like my '20 Days of Crochet' challenge, to show you exactly what goes into the products. Whether I’m upcycling old hoops into jewelry or crafting a custom bralette, I prioritize quality materials—mostly cotton and acrylic blends that feel good and last long.

If you have a vision, whether it’s a specific color palette for a zodiac gift or a weird idea for a home decor piece, just let me know. I love taking on commissions that push me to try new patterns. Just remember: this is slow fashion. I pour a lot of love into these, so they aren't 'grab and go.' They are designed to be kept, cherished, and shown off.