Meanwhile, here are some links to some easy yarn handicraft projects:
Weave a change purse
Make a yarn doll
Learn to finger knit (the kids at the school where I used to work *loved* this)
Learn to make pom poms
There are tons of easy projects you can do using the Nifty Knitter (scarfs, hats, etc). We have a Knifty Knitter, but for some reason I haven't used it too much. I did make a scarf last winter with it and it was super easy. Here are some links to Amazon to get you started.
I promise to check back in a few times this week with an update on my tabletop garden (which has some major growth now) and some ideas for crafting with very young children.
2 comments:
Love your ideas!
Hey! Since you're working on your blog post on crafting with young children, I thought I'd let you know how we're doing. Samuel is 4.5. You sent us an e-mail in response to my question with a link to a plastic canvas craft at michaels.com. Well, I ended up finding a kit for $1 which included the canvas, different color yarn lengths and a plastic needle! We tried it tonight. He's not getting where to put the needle next, but he's also not ready to give up, so I think this is really a good start. Thanks!
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