Safe Sewing Kits for Kids and Hobby Formation

June 7, 2010 - PRLog -- But how do you do it when sewing materials may pose a danger these children? Well there are a lot of kits that you can use in teaching them how to sew. These kits are usually available in various stores and make great gifts. These sewing kits are specially designed for kids since fun is balanced with learning.

Romina Abrigo Editor of the "Sewing Machines For Sale" website -- http://www.SewingMachinesForsale.me -- pointed out;

“…One kit that you could give your child, nephew or niece is the My First Sewing Kit by Alex toys. This kit is suited for children aging from seven onwards. It contains all the safe sewing materials that a child will need to complete a project. Moreover, it has instructions on threading a needle, fastening a thread and making a straight stitch…” Added Romina Abrigo

Another kit from Alex Toys is the Simple Needlepoint. Offering a safe introduction to the craft of sewing, this kit comes in various styles such as puppy, kitten or a frog. This kit is highly recommended for kids ages seven and above.

Super embroidery kit is another sewing kit that will give a child all the materials necessary in embroidering. This even contains a plastic embroidery hoop, felt and embroidery floss. Similar to My First Sewing Kit, this kit is equipped with instructions on how to make a straight, back, whip, cross, stem, split, lazy daisy, French knot, blanket, satin and couching stitches.

Dying is another activity within the craft of sewing. A perfect way of teaching the art of dying to children would be by using a kit called the Tie Dye Party. This kit contains enough dye to change the color of four T-shirts. This is perfect for kids at least six years of age.

You might also be interested in teaching your child how to weave. In introducing weaving to your child, you can use  EZ Wavey Tote Bag, a weaving kit complete with the necessary materials for weaving. Materials are already cut into strips so children need not use sharp scissors.
Forming a hobby such as sewing may be hard for adults. Having sewing as a hobby requires exposure to the craft during childhood days.

“…So, if you want your child to have sewing as a hobby, expose them to sewing activities and allow them to use sewing kits that are safe and fun to use…” Added Romina Abrigo

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