Hobbies News

When the Brett Murray art crisis broke last month, artist Isabeau Joubert spent the weekend knitting woollen caps and a scarf in bright pink, purple and orange.

Landon Hays , 10, and Aaron Bartleson, 10, fold origami during the yard sale at the Coosa Valley Fairgrounds on Saturday.

Yarn bombing is street art involving displays of knitted or crocheted yarn over everyday objects, such as lampposts, benches and trees.

Catoctin Creek Distillery A is a local treasure, a well-respected, family-owned distillery located in Purcellville, Va.

By Madhusree Chatterjee, New Delhi, June 3 : Marginalised Muslim craftswomen and weavers in Uttar Pradesh, Bihar and in the capital are making an international connection with their work thanks to two projects by the Self-Employed Women's Association , one of the country's oldest crafts and women's empowerment organisations.

With the picture of Anthony Davis above emerging a good two weeks before the NBA Lottery Selection Show, there is many rumblings about the NBA rigging the draft order.

The contrast of black and white paper, as well as the step folded beak, make this origami penguin both easy to recognize and fun to create.

Face painting, games, crafts and lots of family fun. Lincoln Park , Rutherford. Saturday, noon-7pm. Westwood Crafts in the Park : This craft fair draws huge crowds to Veteran's Park in Westwood.

"I don't believe in conspiracy theories." ~ Melissa Harris-Perry, being self-censorious, repeating this three times re: show topics of millionaire-billionaire Super PAC donors, and Republican voter suppression laws.

Let me help you simplify your memory-keeping projects with time-savers like cropping tools, precut papers and coordinated products.

We were about to slither into an abandoned tin mine in Vredehoek well tucked away on the lower reaches of Devil's Peak.

Carli Lowry from Simply Notable just so happens to have complete instructions for doing just that.

Conspiracy theories and urban legends are nothing new, and while they exist throughout all cultures, in the Black community, many of them have become legendary.

The project involves the demolition of part of the terminal and construction of a new exterior shell in its place.

Emily Lakdawalla is a scientist, science journalist, and tireless advocate for space exploration.

A Friends of Caleb Smith Preserve and The Smithtown Historical Society are hosting a canoe trip benefit on the Nissequogue River on Saturday morning.

Western Canada's largest summer craft show officially begins at 10 a.m. today and large crowds are anticipated at the Vernon Recreation Complex.

WARMTH Hoping to warm both the heads and hearts of orphans, women from Hope Baptist Church in Starke made these items for children in Moldova and Romania.

Back in 1977, three youngsters playing in a thicket of weeds near Quarry Road and the Interstate 95 overpass came across a 100-year-old grave marker.

A REAL ale lover has turned his hobby into a money spinner by setting up a brewery - in his kitchen.