Making Waldorf crafts

Practical craft projects suitable for adults to share with children aged 6-8 years. Tips and techniques for teaching are included along with charming rhymes, anecdotes and stories to read to children. There are also projects for young people to try while they are waiting for more attention. This is...

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Main Author: Taylor, Nina (Teacher of the Waldorf method of education) (Author)
Other Authors: Guenot, Lucy (Illustrator)
Format: Books Print Book
Language:English
Published: Stroud, Gloucestershire : Hawthorn Press, 2021.
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Table of Contents:
  • Foreword / by Jill Tina Taplin
  • Introduction. How to use this book
  • Where to begin? Let's make our own story ; Let's twist to make yarn ; Let's wake up our fingers and thumbs ; Let's make rabbits
  • magic slipknots ; Let's make your own drop spindle ; Let's make your own knittings needles
  • The projects. Let's knit a rainbow ; Let's make a rainbow ball ; Treading a needle ; Let's knit a lamb ; Let's try finger knitting ; Let's sew a handwork bag ; Trying a starting knot ; Let's make a twisted cord ; Tying a bow/tie your own shoelaces ; Let' sew a pins and needles case ; Let's make a plait ; Let's knit a gnome ; Let's try stocking stitch ; Let's knit a hare ; Let's make a pompom rabbit ; Let's knit an owl ; Let's kit a cat ; Let's knit a rabbit ; Let's knit a donkey ; Let's make a flute case ; Take your needle for walk ; Let's keep a handwork diary
  • Project while you wait. Let's make a class one handwork sack ; Let's make a colourful snail shell handing ; Weaving in the round ; Now let's weave a bowl or a basket ; Let's make a tortoise with a woven shell ; Let's weave a rainbow.