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The Rehabilitative Power of Crafting: A Look at Knitting Behind Bars

By sbito in CJ 725 0 comments

I started knitting in 2020, during the height of the COVID-19 pandemic. I had exhausted much of the Netflix streaming library and had not much else to do to occupy my time staying at home. One day, a package arrived in the mail; my mom had ordered me a knitting starter kit, consisting of a […]

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