Knitting

Hannah George's mum creates a replica of a jumper knitted by her daughter's gran 30 years ago.

A mayor says it brings "something extra special" after a Christmas event was cancelled by Covid.

It is hoped the display will become a symbol of how a community united during the Covid pandemic.

The woollen hospital has taken Margaret Seaman three months to complete.

Margaret Seaman, 91, has been knitting her model hospital every day since 1 April to raise money.

More than 2,000 matched pairs are sent to a Glasgow hospital to provide a connection for loved ones who cannot be together.

The fundraising hero and his walking frame were made using cocktail sticks, wool and buttons.

Amid all the threats posed by Covid-19 pandemic, some firms are finding ways to forge ahead.

Farazana Chaudry creates a woolly tableau of doctors, a cleaner and a greengrocer for her neighbours.

Susan Crossland, 56, has started a campaign to knit twiddlemuffs for patients needing comfort.

The knitting group set up to bring comfort to dying patients and their families.

Josie Hind, 81, knits an average of 250 teddies a year which are sent to Livingstone in Zambia.

Paediatric nurse Catherine McConville appealed for sleeves for babies in her neo-natal unit.

The perpetrators film their theft on a city centre footbridge and send the footage to a yarn bomber.

Knitters from all over the world are helping premature babies be more comfortable in hospital.