Every day, Carmen Matthews checks the day's high temperature for her home in St. Paul. Every evening, she knits two rows onto her latest handiwork, selecting Thistle-colored yarn if it's 14 degrees or ...
In 2015, University of Georgia marine scientist Joan Sheldon decided to translate climate change temperature data into a scarf. She took some climate data and began slowly, crocheting the global ...
WOODLAWN. THIS IS ROSE ARMENTROUT SAFE SPACE. AN ENTIRE ROOM DEDICATED TO NEEDLES AND YARN. I TRY TO ORGANIZE IT BY TYPE, A SIGN OF HER DEDICATION TO KNITTING. IT HELPS YOU GET THROUGH A LOT OF STUFF.
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