Learn how to crochet an adorable amigurumi bear in a cozy cardigan — no magic ring needed! This step-by-step tutorial includes a free pattern, clear instructions, and tips for beginners. Perfect for ...

pendants with teardrop stones - Handmade Jewelry Ideas With simple steps and simple tools you can do it yourself. Can be replaced with silver wire or gold wire and gemstones for jewelry more valuable ...

Who knew a ball of yarn could pack so much personality? These charming crochet animals prove you don’t need to spend big on a ...

Discover story times, spooky tales, donut dances and more at Manitowoc Public Library this week. No registration required for ...

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Drive the back roads if you have time, where every turn reveals another postcard-worthy scene. Ranches stretch for miles, showing you what real Montana looks like beyond the tourist brochures. Summer ...

A display case of vintage pocket watches isn’t just about timepieces; it’s about the craftsmanship of tiny gears and springs, the satisfying heft of gold and silver in your palm, and the connection to ...

One member of staff at Ashmole & Co has become ‘hooked’ on crocheting teddies to help raise funds for the accountancy firm’s ...

“The new Airwrap will know your hair type, how you like to style it, and set the heat and airflow (thanks to its app). With six accessories, this one tool can smooth, curl, wave, or volumize—it ...

Bears have killed a record number of people in Japan this year, the environment ministry said on Thursday, as another possible victim was reported missing. Bears hungry because of shortages of food ...

The Union publishes Club News each Saturday. To share the latest from your western Nevada County club or organization, email [email protected]. Unfortunately only a small fraction of club ...

You don't have trek to a thrift store or a flea market to find vintage treasures. Some of the most valuable items could be hiding in your own home—or more specifically, under your grandmother's roof.