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Between her classes and her side business, Sarah Clendineng is doing her part to keep sewing alive in Fort Madison.

Needles in hand, white yarn threaded through my fingers, I knit a row, then turn and purl the yarn on the back side to return to the starting edge.

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The Hunterdon County Library System offers a wide range of programming for all ages during the second half of January.

Last July, a group of quilting friends in Canyon County were looking for a service project the could pour their hearts into, when they found Quilts of Valor. Qu

Signs your plants are not getting enough light can be seen as small leaves, long thin stems, failure of blooming plants to flower and lighter-than-normal colored foliage. Theres a plant

Theres a plant for every indoor light level, so choose wisely.

My mother-in-law saved string. She tied bits and pieces together and wound them around and around, creating a huge ball. She saved the string from the tops of sugar and

Molly Bloom was 11 years old when the first season of “Project Runway” went on the air in 2004. It was the first time she saw adults doing anything involving

To Sandra Beuendorf, a quilt is more than just a piece of fabric. It’s a gift with the power to comfort and warm both the body and the soul.