There are many things knitting helps improve such as stress, anxiety, self-esteem, recovering from an operation and depression. As well as being enjoyable and relaxing. So how does knitting help?
[Start of image description: A blue background with a rainbow. A image of a forest with a cozy cottage and a campfire on the left. On the right is a log with a basket of yarn and needles, a black cat holding a ball of red yarn with another basket of yarn and a frog next to it. There is toodstools scattered around the forest and there is an owl in the tree. In the middle is the Cozy Woodland Cottage Knits logo with the words “Cozy Woodland Cottage Knits” End of image description.]
Showing posts with label therapeutic knitting. Show all posts
Showing posts with label therapeutic knitting. Show all posts
Wednesday, July 28, 2021
Friday, March 12, 2021
How therapeutic knitting has helped me
Knitting is used by a lot of people as a form of therapy to help with various things and is therapeutic for lots of reasons too. I share some of my chronic illness journey and how therapeutic knitting has helped me through the tough times with it and how therapeutic knitting might be able to help you too.
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