In this video I’m sharing what it actually looks like for me to knit and crochet without sight—because yes, I really do it all by touch. I talk through my own journey as a blind crocheter/knitter and the little “checks” I do with my hands to know where my hook or needles are, what stitch I’m in, and whether my tension feels right. A big takeaway is that you don’t have to rely on your eyes to make clean, consistent fabric—you can build a tactile system that works for you. I also chat about the tools that make my crafting life easier, especially things that help me keep track of rows, repeats, and stitch counts. I mention places I like to shop for yarn and tools, and I point you to options if you want to learn alongside me—whether that’s through tutorials, hangouts, or private instruction. If you’re newly blind, low vision, or just curious about how accessible yarn crafts can be, I hope this encourages you: creativity doesn’t stop when vision changes. We just stitch differently, and we keep going.