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The art of WELLNESS

KNITTING

Now that we’re heading into the colder months, this could be the ultimate mindful hobby. A beloved pastime of grandmas, hipsters and countless celebrities (Sarah Jessica Parker, Amanda Seyfried and Elsa Pataky are all fans), knitting and crocheting have some very real wellness effects. In fact, one Harvard study found that knitting can lower your heart rate

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