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Teaching Children Needlepoint

Teach a Child to Needlepoint
Teaching a child needlepoint can be one of the most fun and rewarding experiences for both a child and their teacher. By following some simple steps, anyone can teach their skill to a child.
Considerations for Teaching Children Needlepoint
Though it does take a bit of patience, teaching children to needlepoint is not difficult. Following a few basic guidelines will ensure a pleasant and rewarding experience for you and your small student.
Teaching Kids to Stitch
Peg Edwards presents a free online booklet on how to teach a child needlwork. This little gem includes details such as beginning a first project, child friendly charts, and stitching birthday party ideas! This is an AWESOME resource!
Passing on Needlework Skills to Children
The University of Kentucky writes this excellent article on passing needlework skills to children.(.pdf document)
Plastic Canvas Dress Up Dolls
Teresa at T's Place shared these adorable patterns for dress up dolls.
Soccer Ball Key Chain
The American Needlepoint Guild presents this nice pattern for a Soccer Ball Keychain. This project would also make a nice zipper pull for a sports bag.
Fish Magnets
The American Needlework Guild brings this pattern for colorful fish magnets. Functional and easy to stitch, these would make a really nice project for a new stitcher.
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