Becky Anne learned how to crochet when she was 8 years old, creating an age-old object for her first project: the granny square blanket. 

In high school, she crocheted hats and learned how to make amigurumi - still personal favorites. She was encouraged by knitters in the community to pick up knitting. She continued to crochet and moved on.

 

 

Cut to a move from Atlanta, Georgia to Berkeley, California, and Becky found herself working at the local yarn store owned by a new friend. "You should learn to knit, that's what people need help with." So, she did.

A few years later, when yarn has become life. Becky loves to crochet, knit, weave, spin, and conquer new skills and techniques for changing fiber into something beautiful. She lives Music City, USA with her spouse and two spoiled puppers.

 

Non-yarn info: 
Becky has her Bachelor of Arts in Psychology from Georgia State University. She has always enjoyed working with kids, especially since she is still a kid at heart. Becky works with children who have multiple disabilities and complex communication needs; she has experience with Augmentative and Alternative Communication and uses ASL when working.

 

If you know ASL, Becky is always looking for more conversation partners, so sign "HI" and introduce yourself!