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Roxanne Yeun doesn’t know precisely when she first thought to interweave art and yarn. More than a decade ago, she visited the Dalí Museum in Florida with her husband, Neville, and became curious ...

Handmade knitting and crochet creations have come a long way from cozy homemade socks. Today they show up at Nobel Prize ...

When Andrea Fischer received a latch-hook kit as a random gift several years ago, it was like getting the key to an uncharted land of colorful creativity. At the time, Fischer was a photography ...

Artist Eric Regier often finds himself immersed in his art. Regier, who professionally goes by the name HotTea, is the creator of an eye-catching sight on New Jersey's Asbury Park Boardwalk, an ...

Milwaukee Film Festival Art doc "Yarn" disappointingly fails to make the most of its material There are a lot of exciting, creative and vibrant things happening in the world of yarn. You just ...

Yarn art is decorating part of downtown Canton for the second summer in a row. Vicki Boatright, of BZTAT Studios, is coordinating the art installation, with the help of around 20 volunteers. The yarn ...

The Nasher Sculpture Center is known for its collection of serious modern and contemporary art. This week, there's an element of whimsy as the Dallas Yarn Bombers wrap trees in the sculpture garden in ...

Want to fill that blank wall without breaking the bank? These 34 DIY yarn wall hangings bring all the charm, and no weaving degree is required! You're in the right place if you want to add texture and ...

When the Carrboro Arts Committee proposed a yarn bombing project to the Board of Aldermen, its members envisioned lampposts brightened by blue and yellow cozies, benches warmed by rainbow-colored ...

A graphic designer by trade, Eric Rieger, better known as HOTTEA, uses the grid of chain-link fences as the backbone for his non-destructive, yarn-based instillation art. Rieger shares his history ...

The idea seemed crazy at first: More than 500 knitters from 25 countries, hunkered down in their far-flung corners of the world, feverishly crafting granny squares — 14,000 of them altogether. Then, ...