Chunky knits have become a trend in recent years, with plenty of viral videos on social media, though it’s difficult to ...

Turn cardboard and yarn into something magical! This DIY yarn wall art features a fluffy white cloud and rainbow fringe—easy, colorful, and fun for any skill level. All you need is an X-Acto knife, ...

Fiber arts is more than a hobby. It’s a form of self-expression — a way to slow down, create something tangible and explore ...

The Toledo Museum of Art is keeping up by bringing inspiration from a different form of art to your next sweater, hat or scarf. Step inside TMA's Museum Store and you'll find all sorts of unique items ...

An ancient art has been found in yarn crafts and arts. Some of these have lost importance and interest in modern times, but a ...

Oklahoma's fiber and yarn community is kicking off the fall-making season with the first-ever Oklahoma Yarn Crawl. Twelve stores are participating, including Shepherd's Cross in Claremore. A visit to ...

Art may be all about feeling, but it’s often not about touching. Happily, no one will get touchy if you touch one of Rochester’s latest exhibits. Artist Lydia Hansen encourages you to look at her new ...

As visitors enter the New Bedford Art Museum, they are welcomed by a larger-than-life portrait of a woman towering above. She is magnificently stylish in colorful splendor, donned in a crimson ...

Words and sayings on the wall are trending. All it takes is some cardboard and yarn. You can use leftover yarn or purchase ...

This is an archived article and the information in the article may be outdated. Please look at the time stamp on the story to see when it was last updated. There’s an art to working with yarn and ...

It's still hot in North Texas, but in Dallas' Bishop Arts neighborhood, you'll find sweaters. A stretch of 8th Street at Bishop is covered in yarn— from trees to benches to bike racks. "For me, it ...

A public art project that was recently put on by the Willoughby Arts Collaborative went off without a hitch, according to WAC President Pat Carroll Bonander. On July 8, volunteers showed up at 6 a.m.