
Elaine Aradillas
Journalist • Producer • Author (Bluesky: @elaineja.bsky.social * IG/Threads: @the_elaine * LinkedIn: earadillas * also at WhatsApp)
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1 month ago |
publishersweekly.com | Elaine Aradillas
The humble granny square, a 1970s staple for pillows, clothing, wall decor, and more, was once relegated to dusty thrift shop corners. It gets its due this season, with several books dedicated to the crochet world’s most versatile pattern. 100 Essential Crochet Motifs Cassie Ward. GMC, Sept. Ward published her first crochet design in Inside Crochet in 2011 and has since built up a pattern-selling business, the Missing Yarn. Her new book showcases a variety of shapes at three levels of difficulty.
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1 month ago |
publishersweekly.com | Elaine Aradillas
No equipment? No problem! New books teach crafters to knit without needles, sew clothing without a machine, and woodwork without power tools. Get Started in Finger Knitting Sabrina-Rose Benedict. Better Day, Nov. Benedict has amassed an 802,000-follower strong fan base on Instagram, where she shares the stuffies, blankets, and more she creates using just chunky yarn and her own hands.
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1 month ago |
publishersweekly.com | Elaine Aradillas
Although Covid prompted many to spend more time at home, the trend didn’t begin or end with the pandemic. With that in mind, PW spoke with authors whose forthcoming books help readers choose meaningful decor over fleeting fads, grow and preserve their own food and maintain well-stocked pantries, and get the most out of their living spaces without investing too much of their disposable income.
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1 month ago |
publishersweekly.com | Elaine Aradillas
When Nehrig was 25 and going through a divorce, she turned to knitting for solace. During the pandemic 15 years later, she began knitting more complex patterns and questioning what textile work has meant for women in difficult times. The clinical and research psychologist spoke with PW about her findings, which she shares in With Her Own Hands (Norton, Aug.). What sparked your research into fiber arts?
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Mar 9, 2025 |
people.com | Elaine Aradillas
Charles Manson is escorted to court for a preliminary hearing on December 3, 1969 in Los Angeles, California ; Members of the Manson "family" attend pre-trial hearings in 1970 in Los Angeles. Photo: John Malmin/Los Angeles Times via Getty For decades, many have wondered how Charles Manson could convince a group of young adults to kill multiple people in his name — and why he did it.
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