About Us

I’m a wife, a mother, and a cradle Catholic whose faith was deeply rekindled through the gift of a simple, one-decade door rosary.

For over 20 years, I worked in corporate Human Resources Management. While I loved my career, I often felt pressured to keep my faith "neutral" and hidden. But when my daughter was born, my heart stirred. I wanted her to know the deep, unconditional love of God.

A few years later, I found a unique single-decade rosary made by a local parishioner that hung directly on our door.

That simple rosary became a quiet, visual beacon. In the middle of chaotic mornings, rushing out the door, or carrying the weight of daily anxieties, it was a physical reminder to pause, breathe, and invite Christ into the moment.

When the woman who made those rosaries retired, I felt a distinct call to carry on the craft. In 2014, Knots of Grace was born.

Prayer Woven Into Real Life

At Knots of Grace, we believe real prayer doesn’t require perfection—just presence.

Life is moving faster than ever. Many of us feel spiritually dry, scattered, or overwhelmed by the daily juggle of family, work, and caregiving. Our rosaries are not meant to be jewelry, and they aren't another obligation for your to-do list.

They are prayer tools.

They are designed to meet you exactly where you are in your busiest, most distracted moments:

• Our Door Rosaries turn everyday thresholds into sacred spaces.
• Our Pocket Rosaries place prayer within reach, wherever life takes you.
• Our Traveler’s Rosaries invite God’s peace into every mile on the road.
• Our Runner’s & Walker’s Bracelets unite physical movement with spiritual stillness.

Every single piece is hand-knotted right here in Georgia using ultra-durable, USA-made cording sourced from Veteran-owned businesses. As I finish each rosary, I pray intentionally for the specific person who will receive it.

A Legacy in Every Knot

If you’ve been a part of our Inner Circle of Grace for a while, you know that our story is deeply intertwined with family. In 2016, my father-in-law, Bill, moved into our home. He saw me tying cording late at night after my corporate job, fell in love with the process, and officially became our Chief Knot Tyer.

Bill was a Marine Veteran, a devoted father, and the ultimate support to this ministry. He cut cording and tied knots with joy until just a week before he passed away on Memorial Day 2025.

Today, his spirit, his commitment to quiet service, and his standards of high quality are woven into every single knot we tie. When you choose Knots of Grace, you help us honor our veterans and Bill’s beautiful legacy.