In this video I’m sharing what it actually looks like for me to knit and crochet without sight—by touch. I talk through my own journey as a blind crocheter/knitter and the practical, everyday ways I “read” my work with my hands: finding the top of a stitch, feeling the legs, counting by texture, and checking my tension as I go. If you’ve ever wondered how a blind person keeps track of stitch counts, rows, and pattern steps, this is the real-life, no-mystery version. I also chat about the tools that make my crafting life easier, especially when I’m working on something new or fiddly. Things like good stitch markers, comfortable hooks, and yarn sources I trust can take a project from frustrating to fun real quick. My biggest takeaway is that creativity doesn’t depend on vision—it depends on practice, patience, and setting yourself up with tools and habits that work for your hands. If you’re on a similar journey (or you love someone who is), I hope this gives you a starting point and some encouragement to keep stitching.