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| SheilaC |
Posted - Aug 26 2013 : 07:03:23 AM
My son (11 yrs old) would like to learn to knit, but he's wondering what he can learn to make, other than just the fact of knitting. . .he's just beginning, but thinking ahead :) -- it's easy for me to come up with ideas for his sisters to make when starting, like headbands, etc. but how about a boy?
Thanks for ideas!
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| lwm |
Posted - Aug 26 2013 : 2:48:43 PM
slippers. my adult boys & my grandsons like to wear the slippers I knit for them. They always let me know when they've worn out a pair & need new ones.
Loralie |
| windypines |
Posted - Aug 26 2013 : 2:42:53 PM
He could always make something for someone else as a gift, or to donate. Hats and scarves would be easy. A dish cloth, to learn on?
Michele |
| hudsonsinaf |
Posted - Aug 26 2013 : 1:04:20 PM
Loving these ideas! My 6 yo son wants to learn as well. He has already used a circle loom to make a hat for his sister. Next he wants to use an oblong loom to knit socks. After than, we will start with other projects. |
| prayin granny |
Posted - Aug 26 2013 : 12:28:22 PM
What about simple squares of his favorite colors then put together for a warm afghan!
Blessings,
Linda
Country at Heart |
| princesspatches |
Posted - Aug 26 2013 : 09:12:53 AM
Slouchy hats. All the boys are wearing them. My son loves them. And flip-top mittens.
My son won't knit them for himself, but is always there the give me great ideas of what he wants.
Arttie |
