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Building A Successful Craft Show Booth The principles of booth design for craft shows to turn browsers into buyers! Experience is Better Than an Object Are you fed up with the holiday rush? All those gifts and the long return lines after Christmas? Think about giving experience this year. Here's some great ideas on how to make your giving more thoughtful and more appreciated! Prayer Shawls Shawls make wonderful gifts for anyone. Learn how a prayer shawl can be a hug that keeps on giving, long after you've given it. Patience is a Great Teacher Teaching children is an amazing way to develop your own sense of patience, love, and caring. Enjoy this article that talks about how a knitting class can become a way for anyone to learn to use patience to get them through life's challenges. The Benefits of Knitting Circles The lost art of gathering in groups seems to have disappeared. We used to get together to talk about whatever seemed important at the time. Now we chat online or send an email. The value of meeting in person in a group is so important to our growth and development. Knitting seems to be reviving this tradition and bringing together women (and men) of all walks of life to encourage and enrich each other. How do you know if you need to take time to be still? Being still and taking time for ourselves is a luxury most of us don't allow ourselves. Be careful with denying this simple pleasure. If you don't take time for yourself, your body and spirit will start to demand it. This article covers some of the symptoms you should watch for and what to do about it! Knitting isn't Skydiving Do you have trouble with accepting mistakes? Are you constantly striving to be perfect? Maybe you should start knitting! It's an incredible journey to self acceptance that no one should miss. Boredom and Frustration - A Knitter’s Friend It seems unusual that these two emotions would be a friend, but it is amazing how important it is to be both bored and frustrated. It's true not only in knitting, but in everything we do.