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“In second-hand stores you’ll find a lot of unfinished embroidery kits. Why not finish them as we wait for our computers to reboot?”
Fascinated by the intricate art of embroidery, Mayke Krekel wants to revive this vanishing handicraft, which is mainly practised by older people.
As life fastens, younger generations spend each spare minute on their phones or computers. Nobody has the
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