BEIJING: Using a craft gun to shoot yarn through a fabric screen, Nora Peng puts the finishing touches on a rug in the shape of a corgi’s bottom — the perfect stress-relieving hobby for her frantic days.
She is one of a growing number taking up the handicraft “tufting” as the country’s younger generations look for options away from the daily rat race.
The handicraft creates versatile shapes and patterns by using a special gun to thread and cut yarn though fabric pinned to a wooden frame.
“I think tufting is very stress-relieving,” college student…
