When I first started crafting, I used to throw away anything slightly imperfect.
A loose stitch.
A knot that wasn’t tight.
A shape that looked a bit uneven.
But over time, I realized something:
Handmade things are supposed to be imperfect.
The imperfections are where the feelings hide.
A slightly uneven bracelet carries the moment I smiled while making it.
A charm with tiny flaws carries the night I stayed up crafting under warm light.
A crooked loop might carry a memory I didn’t even know was inside me.
At Knot Within, I don’t aim to create factory-level perfection.
I aim to create pieces that feel alive.
So if you ever receive something with tiny handmade traces —
A visible knot, a small texture, a soft irregularity —
Know that it is part of the story.
Part of my story.
And now, part of yours too.
