Crafting is back. A scientist explains why hobbies like knitting and crochet can reduce stress and benefit the brain.

Faye Hallum has lived in Arkansas for most of her 99 years. Her crocheted creations, however, have found homes far and wide.

New Bedford and Dartmouth residents can learn practical repair skills for free at 'Fix It Forward' workshops, saving money and reducing waste.

SIKKIM: Life was gradually returning to normal months after the Covid-19 pandemic, with employees heading back to offices and ...

Sew a handy yarn bag with this beginner-friendly tutorial and keep your crochet projects neatly organized. This tote features pockets for crochet hooks, space for yarn, and grommets that let your yarn ...

Thema’s Maria Kgorong is turning yarn into purpose - teaching fellow residents at Leratong Society for the Care of the Aged that age is no barrier to creativity, resilience and giving back.

Keeping supplies organized can feel overwhelming for serial hobbyists, but these simple organizing strategies can help you stay in control.

Math scholar and alumna Carolyn Yackel uses fiber arts to explore some of the most fundamental patterns in geometry ...

On International Women’s Day, NT NETWORK spotlights a few achievers who have pursued their passions despite the challenges ...

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