Specialization in crochet garments

Estefa González first taught herself how to crochet through online videos in 2014. Since then, she’s created her own brand, Santa Pazienzia, which is dedicated to teaching the craft. On her site, she publishes patterns, courses, writes a blog, and has an online store full of products for knitters and crocheters.
What began as a hobby naturally evolved into a company dedicated to crochet, with students in more than 50 countries. She has published 9 books, 4 online courses, and more than a hundred patterns, in addition to having collaborated with brands like Katia, Casasol, and We Are Knitters. She has also collaborated on two books published by The Sewing Box, appeared in top industry magazines, and has taught workshops locally and internationally.

Alicia, better known in the crochet world as Alimaravillas, is passionate about lifestyle trends and crochet design. She balances her career as a preschool principal in Huelva, Spain, with professional crocheting.

Her style is a cross between hipster and Nordic design, using minimal lines and simplistic patterns. She is a huge hit on Instagram as @alimaravillas, where she shares her patterns, trends, influences, and fashion interpretations.

Estefanía Béllico, better known as Alelí Deco Crochet on social media, found a way to combine her passion with her profession and currently works as a designer and crochet teacher. She had a knack for all sorts of crafts starting at a young age, from painting with watercolors to recycling furniture and embroidery.

She taught herself how to crochet during her free time in between work as a preschool teacher in rural areas. She slowly began selling her own designs until one day she decided to fully devote herself to the beautiful art of creating with hooks and yarn. That's what led her down the path to teaching classes and where she is today.

Laura Carmona, better known as SusiMiu, is a crochet designer from Cordoba, Spain. Her artisanal pieces are made with natural fibers from recycled products. By playing with color and texture, she creates projects that are accessible to anyone as a way to immerse themself in the art of crochet.

She has collaborated with brands like Casasol and Katia as well as publications including The Sewing Box, Mollie Makes, Labores del Hogar, and Tricotar en Casa. For her, crochet is neither a hobby nor a job, but a way of life.

María Jesús Labbé studied costume and textile design. Her love of colors and cultures led her to crochet, which gave her the financial means to travel across Latin America and continue exploring this art form. During her trip through southern Chile, she was mesmerized by a market stall selling natural wool and took that inspiration to create her brand, Relmü Tejidos, the culmination of her journey.

Through Relmü Tejidos, María Jesús promotes sustainable fashion by creating colorful crochet clothing. As her brand grew, María decided to hire four crocheters to meet the demand, launching her project to the next level. Thanks to her new team, she also discovered what is now the essence of Relmü Tejidos—a family of talented women whose work is done out of love for conscious fashion. What began as a simple way to finance her passion for travel has transformed into a network of dedicated women who enrich Relmü Tejidos and its devotion to slow fashion with one-of-a-kind crochet garments.