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LSU senior guard Flau’jae Johnson is a true creative in every sense of the word — even down to the way she makes cereal. On Monday morning, Johnson gave a behind-the-scenes look at how she makes the ...

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Any hobbyist can produce videos and upload them on YouTube to share with the world. But as a small-business owner, you also can produce tutorials to make money, which can be an effective source of ...

Meet Textile Artist Brooke Davies and learn how to make a scrunchie! This is quite a technical make – but Brooke breaks it down into simple steps. Take your time and pause the video as/when you need ...

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Business has always been in Meghan Markle’s blood. In a new interview, the As Ever founder, 43, fondly remembered her first foray into the world of work when she was just 11: making scrunchies from ...

SINGAPORE - To raise funds for their less well-off peers, students from two secondary schools made use of their crafting skills to create items they could sell to their classmates. At Ngee Ann ...