Stitching with Jane Foster - a Crafty Weekends Review & Link Party

Disclosure: Quarto Knows sent me this book in exchange for an honest review. All opinions are my own. 

I took the past week off from my job except working one shift to teach a class. I spent the week organizing my craft room. I am still working on it. Therefore I did not do much crafting this week except trying again on my pine cone wreath. I wrapped the wreath frame in brown paper I got in a package. So far the pine cones are staying in place this time!

Today I am sharing with you a fun craft book for kids that will help them work on stitching skills. It is Stitching with Jane Foster by Jane Foster. 

This book has 37 easy projects. They punch out and have pre-punched holes for the stitches. One side is colored and the other is black and white so the child can choose to color a project him/herself. 

There is also a section to plan the stitches you want to make for each project.

Hazel decided to do one of the flowers. The stitcher can use yarn or embroidery floss.  Hazel used yarn. I threaded the needle and tied a knot for her.

I love how these projects teach her to stitch and embroider. I also love how most of them are fairly small and can hold her attention to finish one.  To see even more about this book and examples from it, check out this Youtube video.


I hope you will check out this fun book to teach someone you know about stitching. 

Thank you to everyone who shared with us at our last party!! It was full of amazing crafts!   Below are some features from the party, but this is just a small sample of great ideas shared! Also remember for your child-oriented crafts, activities, lessons, etc. Sharing Saturday is going on!! For any cultural related posts (diversity and/or multicultural as well) be sure to share at the month long Creative Kids Creative Blog Hop.

Features

1) From Lolly Jane: DIY Halloween Fringe Letters

2) From Bombshell Bling: Crisp in the Fall Printable

3) From At Home with Sahm: Pipe Cleaner Spiders

4) From The Mandatory Mooch: Tribal Themed Baby Shower

5) From Flamingo Toes: Sweet Woodland Acorn Necklace

6) From Sparkle: Candy Corn Headband

7) From Ginx Craft: That Time of Year

8) From Refresh Living: Cozy Table Runner with Old Sweaters and Flannel Shirts

9) From Duct Tape & Denim: DIY Ceramic Leaf Ornaments

10) From Crystal & Co.: Homemade Lego Costume

11) From You Brew My Tea: Pinecone Critters Fall Arts and Crafts for Kids

Thank you to everyone who shared the last week!! I hope you will share again!! If you are featured here, please feel free to grab a featured button to display proudly on your blog. I would love the help spreading the word about Crafty Weekends!!

Please share family friendly crafts here. Just crafts and/or patterns--no recipes, lessons, etc. You can share craft product reviews as well. By linking up here you are giving me permission to share your links and to pin your links. Please follow my Crafty Weekends Feature Pinterest Board to see all the features from these fun link parties!

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