As winter gently settles in, we are excited to welcome a new season at Creative Hands with the launch of our Winter Collection — a collection woven not only for warmth, but with intention, dignity, and hope.

As we reflect on 2025, we are filled with gratitude for the women who walked through our doors. These women arrived in Greece from different nations, carrying stories of hardship. They came seeking safety and a better life.

I do not know about you, my friend, but I often find strength in looking back at the many things God has done and at the Bible verses He has spoken—words that carried me through places I never thought I would be able to walk.

As the air turns crisp and the days grow shorter, there’s something comforting about wrapping yourself in warmth — not just physical, but soulful warmth. At Creative Hands, each handwoven shawl carries the touch, care, and creativity of the women who wove it.

This September, Creative Hands is honored to deepen our craft through immersive training in the age-old art of Tsakonian Weaving, at Tsakonika Ifanta.

As the golden hues of autumn begin to unfold here in Greece, September marks a season of fresh beginnings and renewed creativity for us at Creative Hands. After the long, hot summer days, the cooler air invites us back to the loom with new energy and inspiration.

As the air turns crisp and golden leaves dance in the wind, the Creative Hands Fall 2025 Collection arrives—bringing together warmth, elegance, and the timeless art of handweaving. Each piece is lovingly crafted on the loom by our skilled artisans, blending tradition with contemporary style, and every purchase directly supports women on their journey toward independence, stability, and self-worth.

Reflecting on 2024 at Creative Hands in Greece, I would like to share some exciting things that God has done!

I recently found myself thinking a lot about the work we do at Creative Hands and our motto “Create, Support and Inspire"

My time in the USA is coming to a close. I have been reflecting on what this trip has taught me.