My mother taught me to knit and bake and my grandmother taught me to sew and embroider, so I think it's important to pass on skills to my own children. Both my sons can sew on a button, a skill I must teach my husband! I have always encouraged all of my children to be creative, never shying away from toddlers and paint and not shouting when I found my sons colouring in the wall when they were 2 and 3!
There are lots of great kits out there for children to make things or you could just buy some card, glitter glue , beads and ribbons and there are plenty of free backing papers that can be downloaded to help them get creating.
Crochet Taster Kit
Crafty Treats Jar
both available from Rachel Henderson Crafts
Mini Bunting Kit
available from Sew Recycled
Make your own Sock Hopper
available from Made by Kate
Children's Card Making Kit
available from The Blithe Bee
Owl Sewing Kit
Russian Doll Painting Kit
both available from Kit and Caboodle Design
Hours of fun!!!
2 comments:
Great idea to pick out the kits, I have my mum and aunts to thank for teaching me knitting and sewing and I hope that I've passed it on to my two.
Nice post! I love that Sock Hopper kit, it looks so professional. I think I have a packaging obsession.
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