Loose Ends Project News Today

Loop (1914 South St.). Contributed photo. Four local yarn shops will take part in the first-ever Philly Yarn Crawl from March 14-17.  The event inclu

Somewhere on Prince Edward Island right now, chances are good that a knitter or crocheter is putting the finishing touches on a family heirloom that was otherwise doomed to be thrown away. The province has about 20 "finishers" connected with a U.S.-based initiative called The Loose Ends Project. 

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A project started by two women from Seattle and Portland, Maine finishes crafting and handwork projects unfinished by those lost or those that can no longer complete them. The project has expanded to families all over the U.S.

We interviewed Masey Kaplan and Jennifer Simonic, who formed Loose Ends Project, a non-profit that help bereaved families of crafters find closure.

Scores of Ottawa knitters and crafters have volunteered to finish projects that, because of death or infirmity, others couldnt complete.

Scores of Ottawa knitters and crafters have volunteered to finish projects that, because of death or infirmity, others couldnt complete.

Some projects take weeks, others take months, and some take 25 years.

Hi everyone! Ive recently become involved in a scheme called the Loose Ends Project, which aims to have volunteers finish off craft projects left incomplete w…

The group was founded by Falmouth resident Masey Kaplan and Seattle resident Jen Simonic