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Visit Free and Fun Stuff for crafting puzzles, free clip art, and free patterns. Also, find "Articles”, "Hints and Tips", "Web Links, "How-To's" and  "Reference Charts" of special interest along with helpful “Ask the Expert Questions and Answers" to make your projects better or to find an easier way to do something for your favorite craft.

In this day of mass production and technology, why do people still participate in crafts.

We live in an age where robots have replaced people, computers think like humans, and meals are cooked in minutes. Knitting, crocheting, sewing, quilting, needle-arts,  and weaving have survived modernization and automation.

In today’s society, we all deal with changes on a daily basis. Fear and grief are two major contributors to stress. Psychologists say that change brings on stress. Many people use crafts as therapy. It is only natural that people would seek out stress-reducing activities. In this tension-filled world we live in, many doctors recommend crafts as a simple way to relax, reduce tension, and improve your well-being and self-esteem.

Please tell us why you craft. Your participation in our Visitor Survey will be greatly appreciated. Thank you in advance.

The Craft & Hobby Association has produced an article entitle "The Academic Value of Hands-on Craft Projects in Elementary Schools". 

Also see Top 10 Reasons to Have a Hobby.

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