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Finger knitting

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We are in the kids corner!
Teach a child how to finger knit, get them introduced to the magic world of crafting with yarn.
Use a chunky yarn, maybe a variegated color, let the child pick and chose...
Wrap the yarn around the fingers as shown in video, makes a scarf, a wrist band, a head band... or something.
Have fun!
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Video #222, listed in: Other techniques, Arm & Finger Knitting

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Country flag Madeleine SCHOTT wrote:

Vraiment génial !

05.07.2013 - 18:01

Eunice Sandoval wrote:

En México tenemos unos telares de cuatro palitos con los que se teje esto mismo... queda increíble!!!

05.10.2012 - 19:27

Judith Lopez wrote:

Muchas gracias por esta clase, está increible. Me gustaría saber si se pueden hacer prendas más grandes como sueteres o chalecos. Gracias.

17.04.2012 - 23:57

MaryAnn wrote:

Magic! I will be showing this little knitting trick to my little grandson when I next see him :)

24.03.2012 - 16:54

Country flag Nicole wrote:

Das ist ja total klasse!!! Das muß ich gleich mit meinen Kindern ausprobieren. Toll! Woher stammt das?

21.02.2012 - 11:55

Chrysopal wrote:

Just amazing!!! THank you Love C

20.02.2012 - 17:20

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