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This review is long overdue: It took me months to find someone to review it, then even more time to get photos. But it's worth the wait. "Modern Crocheted Shawls & Wraps" by Laura Strutt is a terrific ...

YORK –—Nick Wollenburg is covered in crocheted shawls, but not for long. Wollenburg, the York County Veterans Services officer, was given several big bags of colorful and artistic shawls by the women ...

Learn how to crochet a stunning and easy shawl with this step-by-step pattern! Perfect for beginners, this tutorial also includes adorable baby blanket crochet patterns. Get creative and cozy with ...

HUNTSVILLE, Alabama-- Several congregations in Huntsville and other cities have found tangible ways to wrap people in prayer through making and giving away crocheted shawls and hand-knit blankets. The ...

MAUMEE, Ohio — On the worst day of their lives, loved ones of organ donors are provided with a little bit of comfort thanks to handmade donations to Life Connection of Ohio. Elaine Baker of Wayne, ...

At Ephrata Community Hospital, a special ministry is providing comfort to patients through knitted and crocheted shawls. For the past year and a half, a group of women has been gathering the first ...

York County Veterans Services Officer Nick Wollenburg chats with, from left, Jo Williams, Sharon Zlomke and Wilma Castor, three of the avid crochet artists at the Nebraska Correctional Center for ...

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A mysterious, black-clad woman who registered at a downtown St. Charles hotel as “Mrs. May” in 1871 later left behind a crocheted shawl of white wool with a band of black flowers and gray leaves that ...