

Connecting 800 Cities | Empowering 10,000 Crocheters | Building One Community
Giving Every Crocheter the Value They Deserve
One Stitch • One City • One Community

A National Initiative of
CROCHET COMMUNITY

In Association with
About the Initiative
Threads of Unity is a flagship national movement by the Briatoshs Crochet Community (BCC) dedicated to connecting 10,000 crocheters across 800 cities through creativity, collaboration, and community spirit.
The initiative provides a common platform where crochet enthusiasts can learn, share skills, preserve traditional craftsmanship, and build meaningful relationships. Every stitch represents connection, every crochet hook symbolizes empowerment, and every member contributes to a stronger handmade movement across India.
Through regular chapter meet-ups, collaborative projects, exhibitions, workshops, social initiatives, and community engagement, Threads of Unity aims to become India’s largest crochet network.
Vision
To establish India’s largest and most inclusive crochet community by connecting 10,000 crocheters across 800 cities, fostering creativity, preserving handmade traditions, and creating opportunities that empower artisans and hobbyists alike.

Mission
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Connect 10,000 crocheters under one national platform.
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Establish Briatoshs Crochet Community Chapters across 800 cities.
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Promote crochet as an art, skill, therapy, and sustainable craft.
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Encourage collaboration, learning, and knowledge sharing.
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Build a supportive network that values every crocheter and every handmade creation.
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Organize workshops, exhibitions, community projects, and social initiatives.
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Create national-level collaborative crochet projects that inspire future generations.
Objectives
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Build a nationwide network of 10,000 registered crocheters.
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Launch active community chapters across India.
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Conduct regular city meet-ups and creative gatherings.
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Encourage innovation while preserving crochet heritage.
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Promote handmade craftsmanship through exhibitions and collaborative projects.
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Create opportunities for learning, networking, recognition, and creative growth.
Guinness World Records Goal
Upon successfully reaching 10,000 registered members, Briatoshs Crochet Community will initiate an attempt to achieve a Guinness World Records title through a large-scale collaborative crochet initiative, showcasing India’s unity, creativity, and craftsmanship on the global stage.
Core Values
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Unity
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Creativity
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Respect
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Collaboration
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Inclusion
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Sustainability
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Excellence
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Empowerment

Long-Term Vision
To make Threads of Unity the world’s most respected crochet community by empowering artisans, preserving handmade traditions, creating meaningful opportunities, and demonstrating that crochet is not merely a hobby—but a craft that deserves recognition, respect, and fair value.
Our dream is simple yet ambitious:
800 Cities • 10,000 Crocheters
• One Community
One Historic Guinness World Records Achievement.
MEMBERSHIP
TERMS & CONDITIONS
COMMUNITY
GUIDELINES


Meet the Team

Dr Babita Biswas
Founder & Conceptualiser

Hima Vasudeva
Director

Dr Shikha Agrawal
Wellness & Warm-Up Facilitator

Smita Dwivedi
Editor-in-Chief
CP, Delhi Chapter Life-Time Member

Kanika

Neeru Gill

Disha

Poonam Sehgal

Dr Garima Handa

Renu Agrawal

Hima Vasudeva

Simmi Bhullar

Anu Gupta

Sridevi

Dr Shikha Agrawal

Asha Rani

Surya Prabha Pandey

Manisha Arora

Achala Joshi

Seema Sondhi

Sangeeta Malik

Anuradha Kumar

Sunita Rana

Anju Singh Sisodia

Parul Gupta

Anjula Nair

Smita Mittal

Joginder Kaur

Rekha Gupta

Jasvinder Kaur

Sunita Bamal

Neha Jindal

Radhika Rao

Mini Jha

Sandeep Kaur

Renu Khatter

Swarnika Gupta

Sapna Dhaundiyal

Shakti

Renu Gupta

Karma Negi

Ambika Sukumar

Bharati Dave

Anju Sharma

Rachna Dushyant Singh

Pooja Malhotra

Himangi Rastogi

Renu Wahi

Neha Jain

Seema Saini

Harjeet Kaur

Sonia Khanna

Mansi Manuja

Pushp Kapur

Seema Bhargava

Sandeep Kaur

Amita Ailawadi

Kawaljeet Kaur

Ruma Bandyopadhyay

Sonia Sharma

Poonam Taneja

Pratibha Shrivastava

Sudhi Priya

Arundhati Mukherjee

Harpreet Kaur

Savita Yadav

Neeta gautam

Ishieta

Madhu Grover

Madhu Agarwal

Monika Rohatgi

Aparna Gupta

Anju Jain

Bimla Kalra

Mini Ghosh

Ameeta Wadhwa

Prasun Bhadana

Neera Chopra

Vinita Mohan
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Nisha Sharma

Rachna Gupta

Himani Singhal

Harneet Kaur

Rinku Dutta

Bala Yadav

Harinder Saggu

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Participants
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Anu Gupta
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Asha Rani
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Dr. Babita Biswas
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Hima Vasudeva
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Kanika
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Manisha Arora
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Neeru Gill
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Poonam Sehgal
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Seema Sondhi
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Dr Shikha Agrawal
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Simmi Bhullar
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Sridevi
First Meet-up Report : CP, Delhi Chapter | 5-8-2026
The inaugural Threads of Unity meet-up was successfully held on 5 August 2026, from 12:00 Noon to 3:00 PM at Cafe Coffee Day, B-Block, Connaught Place, New Delhi.
The session began with a warm welcome and introduction of all participants, followed by the distribution of Rangoli Arte Yarn, generously sponsored by Ganga Acrowools Ltd. Each participant received yarn to begin a common crochet project, symbolizing unity and creativity.
A total of 11 crocheters enthusiastically participated in the meet-up. Together, they started crocheting mufflers, sharing techniques, learning from one another, and strengthening friendships through their shared passion for crochet.
The event reflected the true spirit of Threads of Unity—bringing
crocheters together to connect, create, inspire, and empower each
other in a friendly and respectful environment.
Highlights
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Successfully conducted the first Threads of Unity meet-up.
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11 participants attended.
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Rangoli Arte Yarn distributed to all participants, sponsored by Ganga Acrowools Ltd.
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Every participant began crocheting a muffler.
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Encouraged networking, knowledge sharing, and community building.
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Reinforced the mission of connecting crocheters across India.
Outcome
The first meet-up laid a strong foundation for the Threads of Unity movement. It demonstrated how a simple gathering can inspire collaboration, creativity, and meaningful connections among crocheters. The enthusiasm shown by the participants marks a promising beginning toward the vision of connecting 800 cities, empowering 10,000 crocheters, building one community, and ultimately striving for a Guinness World Records milestone.
Motto: Crocheters Get Proper Value of Their Work.

Second Meet-up: CP, Delhi Chapter | 12-8-2026
ANNOUNCEMENT

THIS WEEK'S PATTERN

THIS WEEK'S PATTERN


Participants
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Anu Gupta
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Asha Rani
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Dr. Babita Biswas
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Hima Vasudeva
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Kanika
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Manisha Arora
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Neeru Gill
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Pooja Malhotra
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Sandeep Kaur
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Renu Khatter
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Jogender Kaur
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Anju Sharma
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Disha Khandhediya
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Swarnika Gupta
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Kanika Pammnani
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Smita Dwivedi
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Snageeta Malik
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Seema Sondhi
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Manisha Arora
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Himangi Rastogi
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Sarabjeet Bhullar
Third Meet-up: CP, Delhi Chapter | 19-8-2026
ANNOUNCEMENT

Welcome New Members and Thank You, Ganga ACROWOOLS!







Together, we continue Connecting 800 Cities • Empowering 10,000 Crocheters • Building One Community.
Fourth Meet-up: CP, Delhi Chapter | 26 & 27 Aug 2026
For New Comer

For Old Members

As our Threads of Unity community continues to grow, participants were divided into two groups for focused learning and creative development, using Ganga Hobby India Yarn.
30 New Members have joined the Threads of Unity community this week - .Lace Square
The new members explored the beautiful Lace Square, a delicate crochet motif known for its openwork texture and intricate lace-like appearance. Participants learned the technique step by step and experienced how simple stitches can come together to create an elegant square motif.
Existing 28 old member Group – Special Crocheter Mela Jacket
The existing group began creating a special jacket for Crocheter Mela, designed exclusively for the upcoming celebration. The jacket features original crochet stitches created by Dr Babita Biswas, making it a unique community project. Each crafter is contributing their own stitches and creativity to bring this special wearable piece to life
Welcome New Members and Thank You, Ganga ACROWOOLS!


A Little History Behind Lace Crochet
Lace crochet developed in 19th-century Ireland, inspired by the delicate and expensive Venetian lace of Europe. Irish women adapted these intricate designs using a crochet hook and fine thread, making lace faster and more affordable.
During the Great Irish Famine in the 1840s, Irish crochet became an important cottage industry, providing much-needed income to thousands of families. Separate floral and geometric motifs were often joined with fine crochet mesh, eventually developing into beautiful lace squares, panels and garments.
Today, lace crochet continues to evolve—with modern colours, stitches and square designs—while carrying this beautiful heritage forward.
Threads of Togetherness – The Special Crochet Jacket
A special handmade jacket created exclusively to celebrate International Crochet Day 2026 and the spirit of Threads of Togetherness.
This unique design is being crocheted by 28 talented crocheters, coming together as one creative community. The jacket features an original crochet stitch personally designed and developed by Dr. Babita Biswas, making the piece truly distinctive and exclusive to this celebration.
More than a garment, this jacket represents 28 hands, one design, one creative vision and the collective spirit of crochet. Each crocheter contributes their skill and time to bring this special creation to life.
The finished jacket will be presented as a symbol of creativity, craftsmanship, collaboration and togetherness, celebrating the beauty of handmade crochet and the community that keeps this timeless art alive.
28 Crocheters • One Original Stitch • One Special Jacket • One Celebration
Threads of Togetherness | International Crochet Day 2026

30 New Creator• 35 Old Creator • One Community • One Passion
Fifth Meet-up: CP, Delhi Chapter | 1 & 2 Sept 2026













Tuesday Delhi Chapter : 1.8.26
As the Wednesday Delhi Chapter reached full capacity, the growing enthusiasm for crochet inspired us to open a new Tuesday Delhi Chapter—creating another opportunity for crocheters to come together, learn, and connect.
Today, we proudly welcomed 26 new members to the Threads of Unity family. As a warm welcome, each new member received yarn, and the group was introduced to the beautiful Lace Square pattern using Ganga Hobby India Yarn.
The enthusiasm was wonderful, and the members thoroughly enjoyed learning and creating their first Lace Square together.
26 members enrolled, and 16 joined us today in person. Let’s meet the wonderful crocheters who joined our very first Tuesday Delhi Chapter!
Wednesday Delhi Chapter Grows! : 2.8.26
As our community continues to grow rapidly, we have now divided the Wednesday Delhi Chapter into two batches to ensure a better learning and crocheting experience.
This week, 4 new members joined each batch, while 56 existing members from both batches came together to enjoy their crochet sessions.
Batch 1: Creating a beautiful Lace Square Cap.
Batch 2: Creating a special jeans jacket featuring “Triple Picot Crown Stitch” — an original crochet stitch created by Dr. Babita Biswas.
Both groups are preparing these special creations to wear during the celebration of International Crochet Day on 12th September 2026.
Watch the video glimpse on Instagram










