When I first learned about knitting needles about two years ago, I could not have imagined how vital this hobby would become to my well-being. Learning to knit was difficult for me, but once I mastered it, the craft became addictive, in a good way: it calmed me down and …
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Today’s craft craze echoes First World War knitting projects
The rise of sewing and knitting clubs, guerrilla knitting, yarn bombing and calls to knit sweaters for penguins affected by oil spills have all drawn attention to craftsmanship as a force of social change. Knitting is mobile, sociable, inexpensive and now good for our mental health. But knitting for a …
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