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Bye-bye banana bread, hello knitted socks

Norina Brun
10.5.2021

Handmade is en vogue – especially since the second lockdown. Many residents of Switzerland have set up a sewing and knitting room at home.

Crafting sets provide a solid base for various projects. Creative minds aren’t limited to one colour, but manufacture a yellow baby hat one day and a blue fabric mask the next. This desire for a range of colours and techniques is visible in the most popular products from the first Corona year: three sets feature among the top five products.

Did you also rediscover your sewing machine during the pandemic? And what knitting or sewing patterns do you swear by? Let me know in the comments!

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Norina Brun
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News aren’t enough for me – it’s the stories behind the news that capture my interest. Curiosity is my constant companion and the reason why I spend Saturday afternoons in my favourite café, eavesdropping on city stories while planning my next travel adventure and creating new event ideas. Zen meditation can wait. 


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