“Real Talk, it’s okay to be Vulnerable.”

Hey, I’m Kez and I’m new to the creative world of Crocheting.

I have always wanted to learn how to do every and anything of the arts but everytime I tried, in my mind nothing was ever done correctly and I was a failure.

Well, the time has come~

Here I am today pushing past the negative,

being explorative and intentionally expressing my creativity with my divine wisdom!

Will there be trials and errors? YES!

Will that make me sad and frustrated? YES!

Will I have opportunities to grow? YES!

Will I look back at each step of the way and say I have done well and enjoyed the process? YES!!!

There will be challenges faced on every path trod and in every season.

My aim is to overcome every single one of them and I’m hoping to take you along with me.

I’m about 5-6 months in without having crocheted every single day but I have learnt plenty thus far.

Here are a few of them along with scriptural references:

1) It’s never too late to start something new. Be courageous. Joshua 1:9; 2 Timothy 1:7; Ecclesiastes 3:1

2. When you set off on a new journey, pace yourself and remember to be graceful. You’re not alone. One is with you every step of your journey. 2 Corinthians 12:9: Numbers 6:24-26; Isaiah 41:10

3) Patience is a virtue. Psalm 37:7; Galatians 5:22-23; Isaiah 40:31

4. Difficulty, Failure, Hardship will humble you but through Commitment and Perseverance you’ll prove to yourself that you can accomplish great things! Proverbs 11:2; Proverbs 29:23

5)Remind yourself daily: Replace negative thoughts with practical and positive thoughts. Choose to do and say good things in every moment, only then will you obtain peace and joy, which everyone deserves!! Psalm 34:11; Isaiah 26:3; Psalm 29:11

Getting to know you in the comment section:

1) How long have you been on your journey?

2. What have you learnt thus far?

Nice meeting you, until next time!! 💜

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2025/7/30 Edited to

... Read moreBeing vulnerable is a powerful step not only in the creative process like crocheting but also in personal development. When someone begins a new artistic pursuit, feelings of uncertainty and self-doubt are common. Acknowledging these emotions and learning to embrace vulnerability helps individuals push past fear of failure and fosters resilience. Crocheting, as a tactile and repetitive craft, teaches patience and mindfulness. These qualities contribute positively not only to crafting skills but also to emotional wellbeing. For a beginner, mistakes and setbacks are integral learning moments that lead to incremental improvement and eventual mastery. The author shares valuable scriptural references that align spiritual encouragement with practical life lessons: 1) Courage to start anew is supported by verses like Joshua 1:9 and Ecclesiastes 3:1, reminding us that it is never too late to explore creativity and growth. 2) Grace and pacing oneself, underscored in 2 Corinthians 12:9 and Isaiah 41:10, help maintain calm and foster endurance during the journey. 3) Patience, a core virtue reflected in Psalm 37:7 and Galatians 5:22-23, nurtures persistence essential to artistic and personal success. 4) The message that difficulty and failure build humility and strength is exemplified through Proverbs 11:2 and Proverbs 29:23, encouraging commitment and perseverance. 5) Replacing negative thoughts with positive intentional ones, as emphasized in Psalm 34:11 and Isaiah 26:3, cultivates inner peace and joy fundamental to sustained motivation. Beyond crafting skills, embracing vulnerability fosters emotional intelligence, self-compassion, and a growth mindset. Sharing experiences through communities, such as this crocheting journey, connects individuals with peer support, inspiration, and encouragement. This collective learning environment transforms challenges into opportunities for joyful discovery. For those embarking on similar creative adventures, remember that vulnerability is not weakness but strength. The path may be challenging, but through patience, courage, and positive mindset, the process itself becomes fulfilling and transformative. Celebrate every step – mistakes included – as part of your unique creative story.