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  Knitting Honor Requirements

Once, knitting was viewed as an "old lady's sport," but now people are reconsidering that label. From preschool classrooms to college campuses, younger folks are yearning for yarn, and the time-honored craft is gaining momentum.

I recently heard that knitting and crocheting have become all the rage and at least one of the local academies has been making scarves to give out to the needy.  This is a great time to capitalize on this and incorporate teaching the knitting honor.  This honor also corresponds with this years Pioneering theme.

 But what if no one in your club knows how to knit?  This could be an opportunity for some of your church members to help the club but only participate for a short time.

 For free patterns, remember to check the stores that sell yarn.  They often have free one page instructions for quick projects.

 Below are links that either have instructions on how to knit or free patterns that you can use. 

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 Better Homes and Gardens Knitting Basics

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 Family Circle – Learn to Knit

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 Bernat Yarns (free membership)

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 Vogue knitting (instructions)

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 Learn to knit (Craft Yarn Council of America)

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 Lion Brand Yarn


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