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Students find happiness in crocheting
Sophia Luo Life & Arts Staff Writer and Staff ArtistIn 2020, during the COVID-19 pan demic, many people had to find unique ways of passing time within the confines of their homes. Among other household skills, the hobby of crochet experienced a renaissance among Gen Z as a form of self-expression, according to Grattan Street Press.
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Crocheting is an extremely versatile craft, according to Study Beaks. Crochet techniques allow people to make different patterns,
said it helps clear her mind by keeping her hands busy.
“In the same way that runners enjoy running because they can clear their mind, I enjoy crocheting because it does the same thing for me,” Borum said.
Through repetitive motions, crocheting nurtures mental health by reducing levels of cortisol, according to Hemptique. People can shift their focus away from the troubles of life by entering into a state of mindfulness, similar to meditation.
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