I have thought about this in the shower, and would like to further propose:
A three-folded crafting deity. One aspect devoted to the WIPs, the started ideas and half-finished heaps of yarn and needles stacked haphazardly in some corner, symbolizing potential, possibility, and the ever-changing maybe of creating something.
The second aspect devoted to the finished project, the freshly blocked lace, the sacred duty of casting-off and weaving in ends, that perfect, still moment between "I have created a Thing" and "I'm going to use this Things". The triumph of creation and pride.
The third aspect, which we cannot ignore, devited to un-making. To frogging and tinking, pulling out your stitches again. Because it's just as important to recognize that something you've made, or are currently making, just isn't going to work, or won't please you, or the yarn would be better suited for something else. It's the moment of self recognition, of humility and honesty, and it's a very important skill to have, too. It feeds, of course, into the deity's first aspect, because we can start turning the yarn into a project again...