Lily Mecham, 3, received a Rapunzel wig from the Magic Yarn Project, after cancer treatments caused her to lose her hair. The Magic Yarn Project. From Lily’s long, blonde wig, ...

The Magic Yarn Project is a nonprofit run by two moms in Alaska who make soft yarn wigs for children who have lost their hair due to cancer or other illnesses. CNN values your feedback 1.

Volunteers around the world are bringing smiles to children's faces with yarn. — -- What started out as one wig made for the daughter of a friend has become thousands of wigs made for ...

The Magic Yarn Project was founded in 2015 when Holly Christensen fashioned a Rapunzel wig for her friend's daughter, 2, who was diagnosed with cancer Since the nonprofit has created 4,165 wigs ...

A former oncology nurse and mother of three is making Disney princess-inspired yarn wigs for children with cancer. Holly Christensen/Babble This story first appeared on Babble and is reprinted ...

Magic yarn offers an escape for kids in the hospital. Oct 5, 2017, 7:04 AM | Updated: Oct 1, 2024, 10:30 am ... It began as one wig — a gift for a friend’s daughter who was battling cancer.

She knew she would lose her hair and her scalp would be too sensitive for a wig so she made her a Rapunzel yarn wig on a soft crocheted beanie and sent it to her. “She loved it! It lit a little ...

Christensen made a wig out of soft yarn and attached it to a crocheted beanie, styled like Disney’s Rapunzel from “Tangled.” She hoped it would “bring a little sun” and magic to nearly 3 ...

She received a long Rapunzel wig from the Magic Yarn Project and loves wearing it with her Rapunzel dress. Courtesy Magic Yarn Project. Violet is 2½ years old. Over the summer, ...