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Knitting Kit Gifts For Kids
Get the kids knitting with these cute knitting kits. They all consist of small, quick to complete items which will maintain a young child's interest right through to the end of the project. Great fun for grown-ups too!
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Knit-it Monkey Kit
Knit your own cute monkey with this kit which includes everything that you need, yarn, needles, filling and a calico bag to keep your work in. From Amazon.co.uk. |
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First Knitting Set
This set includes materails and pattern to make a knitted bag, purse and bracelets. Learn French knitting, then knitting with needles. From Amazon.co.uk |
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Knit-It Sheep Kit
Baaa! This cute kit includes everything you need to knit this sheep and baby lamb - plus the box can be turned in to a sheep pen too! From Lakeland and Amazon.co.uk |
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Binky Bunny Knitting Kit
Knit this adorable bunny - the kit contains an easy to follow pattern, polyester yarn, knitting needles, safety eyes, flock nose, felt, and white ribbon. She comes with an adoption certificate too. From Lakeland. |
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Knit-it Mice Kit
Knit three mice from this kit, and the box can be made into cheese shapes for the mice to live in. From Amazon.co.uk. |
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Ewan the Sheep Knitting Kit Included in this kit is everything you'll need to make this cute sheep - an easy to follow pattern, fancy fur-effect yarn, knitting needles, toy filling, safety eyes, a flock nose, and an adoption certificate. From Lakeland |
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My Chunky Scarf & Hat Kit
Everything a beginner needs to knit something they can really wear - a scarf and hat. Includes jumbo wooden needles, thick multi-coloured wool and instructions for learning garter stitch. From KidEstore |
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Rudolf Knitting Kit
Especially for Christmas! - Knit your own Red-Nosed Reindeer from this kit which includes an easy-to-follow pattern, yarn, knitting needles, toy filling, eyes, pompom nose, ribbon, bell and adoption certificate. From Lakeland. |
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Children love to knit! When kids are taught to knit they love it and can quickly become just as addicted as their adult teachers. If you regularly knit in front of your children the time will come, I promise, when you are asked ‘can you teach me to knit? Pleeese?’
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