made slowly, stitch by stitch
Our story
Tiny Cuddles is a small studio in Egypt making crochet and tricot pieces for babies, one stitch at a time.
A kitchen table and a crochet hook
It started with a blanket for a baby on the way. Friends asked for one, then their friends did, and the kitchen table slowly disappeared under yarn.
The makers
Today a small team of makers, most of them mothers, crochets and knits every piece by hand. Each one is checked, knotted and finished before it's wrapped.
Yarn we'd use for our own
We choose milk cotton and mercerized cotton because they're soft on new skin, don't shed and survive many washes. Eyes are embroidered, never glued.
Slow on purpose
Making to order means less waste and pieces made for one baby. It takes a little longer, and we think it's worth it.
- hours to make a romper
- 14
- pieces sent across Egypt
- 2,300+
- governorates we deliver to
- 27
