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# NUSCrochet
NUSCrochet is NUSC’s interest group for all things crochet! Founded as a community for students to connect through a shared interest in the craft, we bring together everyone from complete beginners picking up a hook for the first time to experienced crocheters looking for some company while working on their latest project.
At its heart, NUSCrochet is about making crochet a social and accessible hobby within NUSC. We know crocheting can very easily become a solo activity (three hours alone with a ball of yarn, anyone?), so the IG gives members a space to work alongside one another, exchange ideas and patterns, troubleshoot particularly stubborn projects, and admire what everyone else has been making.
Our activities include communal crochet sessions, introductory sessions for beginners, workshops, and opportunities to learn from one another. Members are also encouraged to bring along their own works-in-progress, start something new, or simply drop by for the company.
As a relatively new IG, we’re looking forward to building our little crochet community and seeing what everyone creates along the way! 🧶✨
IG heads: Angelina and Vidhi
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