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Knitting Tower Bamboo knitting spool Reviews

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Anyone can learn to knit. Little fingers quickly master the rhythm of wrapping, looping, and moving yarn around this classic spool knitter.The practice builds manual dexterity and rewards the child with a beautiful ""snake"" of colored yarn.Carved of solid wood with a four-prong end for beginners and a six-prong end for more experienced knitters. Comes with a small skein of yarn (color will vary) and illustrated step-by-step instructions. 3"" high x 1ΒΌ"" dia.

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Pamela Randolph
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Easy to use.
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Posted 1 month ago
Richard D. Hooe
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Granddaughter loves it
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Posted 1 year ago
It looks great. I'd like to use it but I haven't seen it being used by kids yet.
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Posted 2 years ago
My six year old daughter enjoys using the four-pronged side, but says the six-pronged side is too tricky for her fingers. The wool yarn it comes with is lovely to look at and to touch (and is just enough for a foot or so of spool knitting).
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Posted 7 years ago
My 5 year old son loves this. He gets a little frustrated with finger knitting and this is easier for him. He's been wearing the necklace he made with it for some time. My only complaint is that since it is made of raw wood, little splinters come off the prongs, not enough to give you a splinter but it got stuck in the wool. I guess a little beeswax or just usage will wear it well.
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Posted 12 years ago