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SARASOTA, Fla. (WWSB) - A. Parlin Project, a small business in Bradenton, is showcasing its DIY crochet and micro-macrame kits as handmade gifts for the holiday season.Amanda Parlin Founder and Artist joined us on Suncoast view to talk about the kits she has available and launching a new collection.New micro-macrame collectionThe business’s newest collection is micro-macrame. It was inspired by requests from the local community during in-person workshops. The collection allows makers to create wearable accessories while learning the art of knotting.$1 from each of these kits helps create an inclusive community.Why autismThe business said it was created from lived experience. Amanda Parlin says she believes in an inclusive community.The products include sensory-friendly crochet designs and cause-inspired macrame bracelets. The business said handmade art can support well-being and spark conversations.The kits are available online at aparlinproject.com