This week’s Young Writers Project entry is “Where I keep my heart,” by Rachel Brassard, 15, of Montpelier. Artwork is “Learning to Dance in the Rain,” by Grace Weinstein from the YWP Media Library.

I think it’s also a bit of like nostalgic and heirloom quality. I mean, we don’t make things, we don’t make fabrics like we ...

A Sweet Throwback Project for Little Ones While reminiscing about the dress-up trunk I made for my granddaughter years ago, I found myself digging through old photos—hoping to share that project with ...

Hekima Hapa runs around with her four children, teaches a sewing class in Brooklyn and ends her day by burning a little sage.

The closure of the Joann Fabrics and Crafts location in the town back in February left local sewing enthusiasts without a ...

The hack shows that, with a little creativity, reducing waste is a cinch. The plastic used in pill bottles is difficult to ...

Some libraries offer more than books. Here's a surprising collection of useful items and educational resources that you can ...

Trump's tariffs are designed to bring back manufacturing jobs and make work "manly." The only problem: Americans don't want ...

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Use an old apron to DIY a pillow, a gardening utility belt, rag curtain, or a homemade coaster and mug holder using just a ...

By stitching fabric, they weave a story. Three Taylor students share an interest in sewing. From clothes to art, they’ve made ...

The father-and-daughter founders of Red Land Cotton took risks and overcame manufacturing challenges to send their linen business soaring.