A retired paralegal secretary spends her time crocheting various designs, including love hearts, smiley faces, and minions and hands them out to strangers in her local community.
Celia Hay has a heart of gold as she spreads love and kindness across Partick with her crotchet designs.
The 68-year-old started crocheting when she retired two years ago.
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"I couldn’t sit around every day and do nothing", she told Glasgow Live.
So Celia started making designs and has created around 1000 so far - and she's not stopping.
She added: "I love the joy that it brings to children, they are so happy to get one.
"I also give them to my hairdresser in Chancellor Street and what they do is if people come in to get their hair done and they want a wee item they can just take it and I don’t charge any money.
"They’ve got a charity box for Beatson instead and up until now it’s raised £200 for the cancer unit.
"It brings me great joy when I see people’s reactions when I give them one, it’s fantastic. The smiles on their faces are lovely."
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