Finger knitting
Finger knitting is a really fun way to make things like scarves or blankets, just by using your fingers and some yarn! It's kind of like tying knots with your fingers to create a big chain of loops.
To start finger knitting, you'll need some yarn and your hand (or both hands if you want to make bigger projects). First, wrap the yarn around your hand and create a loop by tucking it underneath the yarn on your hand. Then, take the back loop and bring it over the front loop (or vice versa), making sure to leave enough room for your fingers to move around.
Next, use your pointer finger to grab the yarn behind the front loop, pulling it through the loop and creating another loop. Keep doing this until you have a long chain of loops. You can then take the end of the yarn and sew it together with the beginning of the yarn to make a big loop or make it into a scarf or blanket!
Finger knitting is a great way for kids to learn how to create things with their hands and it's a lot of fun too. So grab some yarn and start finger knitting!
To start finger knitting, you'll need some yarn and your hand (or both hands if you want to make bigger projects). First, wrap the yarn around your hand and create a loop by tucking it underneath the yarn on your hand. Then, take the back loop and bring it over the front loop (or vice versa), making sure to leave enough room for your fingers to move around.
Next, use your pointer finger to grab the yarn behind the front loop, pulling it through the loop and creating another loop. Keep doing this until you have a long chain of loops. You can then take the end of the yarn and sew it together with the beginning of the yarn to make a big loop or make it into a scarf or blanket!
Finger knitting is a great way for kids to learn how to create things with their hands and it's a lot of fun too. So grab some yarn and start finger knitting!