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These blankets are made the same way I made them for my hospice patients — slowly, gently, and with the intention of safety.
In hospice, doctors would sometimes ask me to wrap patients “like a baby.” Not for treatment — but for comfort. Soft pressure, warmth, and being held can help the body let go of fear.
I still make blankets this way.
Each Held blanket is hand-crocheted by me in small, quiet batches. They are meant for people (and animals) in tender seasons — grief, illness, anxiety, recovery, adoption, or simply needing something soft to curl into when the world feels overwhelming.
No two are the same.
Each one carries care in every stitch.
These blankets are made the same way I made them for my hospice patients — slowly, gently, and with the intention of safety.
In hospice, doctors would sometimes ask me to wrap patients “like a baby.” Not for treatment — but for comfort. Soft pressure, warmth, and being held can help the body let go of fear.
I still make blankets this way.
Each Held blanket is hand-crocheted by me in small, quiet batches. They are meant for people (and animals) in tender seasons — grief, illness, anxiety, recovery, adoption, or simply needing something soft to curl into when the world feels overwhelming.
No two are the same.
Each one carries care in every stitch.