Knitting is a lifeline': young people turn to craft to cast off gloom
Briefly

Eleanor Eden reflects on her shift from social media to knitting during the pandemic, highlighting the creative satisfaction and mental health benefits this change has brought to her life.
Eden states, 'It's crucial to counterbalance the darkness with a rewarding creative passion,' particularly in a challenging job market and gloomy future where buying a house seems unlikely.
Jonathan Lasham expresses a similar sentiment, stating, 'I would often arrive agitated and irritable. There was always something to get angry about in the world,' but knitting has transformed his commute.
Eden emphasizes the environmental impact of her new hobby, explaining that 'you're saving yourself money and you're saving it from going to landfill,' demonstrating a commitment to sustainable practices.
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