In 2023, I made a conscious choice to be intentional about my time—to slow down, practice self-care, and discover actions that could fill my cup. This was not an easy task. After trying different activities, I decided to take a solo trip to a knitting class that turned out to be my serenity. Within this tranquil space of knitting, I found peace, reflection, and grace.

​

My name is LaShondra. I’m a mom of two young men, a creative at heart, and a woman on a journey to WIN the sport of life—one intentional moment at a time. To me, the sport of life is all about showing up with purpose, giving yourself grace, and finding ways to recharge so you can keep going strong. It’s about embracing each day as a chance to grow, reset, and celebrate even the smallest wins.

​

Who knew that yarn could be so comforting? Crafting my first blanket was a liberating experience—challenging myself while allowing my inner thoughts to be heard and finding freedom in the present moment. At the end of this experience, the completed blanket, when wrapped around me, embodied the vibrations I had invested in its creation. On this journey, I found that knitting filled my cup so much that I needed to share it with others.

Have you ever struggled to find the perfect gift—where words couldn't express your gratitude, or the stores didn't have the answer? This dilemma inspired me to create blankets for others—a rewarding experience. As I knitted, I reflected on how each person impacted me, making each blanket a heartfelt gift crafted with intentionality.

​

At Woven Intent, our blankets and workshops are more than cozy creations; they are meaningful tools for self-care. Whether you're unwinding with your favorite show, lost in a good book, sharing a laugh in a workshop, or simply enjoying a quiet moment—these experiences offer space to slow down, reconnect, and be present. Sharing a blanket or attending a workshop becomes an invitation to welcome new celebratory moments, urging you and your loved ones to indulge in the moment.

So, wrap yourself—or someone special—in these therapeutic layers of intentionality.