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Malaysian quits job as an account manager to crochet flowers

By SHEELA CHANDRAN
Crochet flowers are gaining popularity because they are everlasting and will not wither like fresh flowers. Photos: The Star/Samuel Ong

Crochet enthusiast Lee Kah Yan, 30, never ceases to be amazed at how yarn can be used to crochet colourful flowers.

“As a part-time florist, I love flowers in all shapes and sizes.

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