Tufted Art

As a neurodivergent artist, tufting feels like the perfect mix of chaos and focus. It’s basically painting with yarn on steroids. You stretch some fabric, grab a tufting gun (which looks like a power tool from an artsy alternate universe), and start “yeeting” yarn into place until a rug—or a fuzzy masterpiece—appears. It’s delightfully sensory, wildly satisfying, and only slightly dangerous if you get a little too confident with the gun. In the end, you’ve got a soft piece of art you can hang or hug. Win-win.