Come spring and summer, my knitting is more on the go than the chilly winter months. heading out to the park is one of my favorite things to do on a weekday afternoon with the kids, and you best believe that I pack my knitting. so, come pack a park day knitting bag with me!…
If you love knitting and live in a cozy, country home, (or just like that style!) your yarn stash is probably something you hold dear. Whether you’re working on a new project or just building up a collection of beautiful yarns for future creations, organizing your yarn stash can make all the difference. A well-organized…
there is so much information out there on knitting, but they’re not all suitable for our children. unlike social media, books are physical, unmoving resources that don’t overwhelm and have zero screen time. this is a guide in selecting the best knitting books for homeschool moms teaching children to knit, by a homeschool mom of…
As a Charlotte Mason homeschool mother of four, I believe in providing enriching, hands-on learning experiences that engage both the mind and the heart. Knitting has been a significant part of our journey, and I’ve discovered a variety of projects that are not only beautiful but also practical for children. These Charlotte Mason knitting projects…
As a Charlotte Mason homeschool mother of four, I’ve discovered the simple yet powerful practice of strewing handicraft books in your Charlotte Mason homeschool. This approach has not only enriched our homeschooling experience but has also fostered creativity and a love for craftsmanship in my children. After 13 years of knitting, I’ve learned that the…
This free Charlotte Mason knitting homeschool scarf pattern is made in one simple stitch: knit. It’s a great beginner project for kids to knit in your Charlotte Mason curriculum. Directions to make this scarf longer or shorter are included, along with how to easily schedule this knitting project into your homeschool term. Hello, wonderful homeschool…
