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Kids Knitting: Projects For Kids Of All Ages
Kids Knitting: Projects For Kids Of All Ages
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"This is the best how-to-knit book for kids I’ve seen in a long time." — Knitty
In fifteen easy projects, from bouncy bean bags to a rolled-edge sweater, author and knitting expert Melanie Falick teaches kids of all ages how to knit. Through step-by-step instructions and candy-colored illustrations, beginners learn about knitting tools, finger-knitting, and basic stitches such as knit, purl, mattress, overcast, embroidery, and stockinette. Kids Knitting emphasizes fun in every step of the learning process. Sunny paintings by Kristin Nicholas illustrate the individual steps of each technique. Bright boxes of blues, greens, and reds explain everything from button-sewing to tassel-tying. Charming photographs by Chris Hartlove feature finished projects modeled by the creators themselves—all kids who knit. Best of all, kids get to keep and use whatever they make, including bookmarks, backpacks, bracelets, and even their own set of customized knitting needles, topped with acorn caps or polka dot balls.
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One Line Summary
Engaging beginner knitting book for kids, full of colorful projects.
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Who is this book for?
If you're looking for a fun and creative activity for a young girl or boy, this book could really inspire their craft side. It makes learning how to knit approachable and colorful, with step-by-step guides that are perfect for beginners. Plus, it showcases children's own projects, making it feel very encouraging and relatable.