Kids Learn to Stitch

In the latest of the successful Kids Learn toOE series, children learn how to use a sewing needle and thread, with help from the two original animal characters Pip and Peg, from the earlier books. Illustrated with Francois Hall’s charming humorous illustrations of animals and clear step-by -step visuals, author Lucinda Guy takes young children through their first steps in using a needle and embroidery thread to make simple, decorative and colourful little projects in a staged learning process, from the very easiest project whether they acquire very basic sewing skills through six further projects, each introducing a new stitch – from basic running stitches to more decorative looped stitches. To the existing projects in the book, the new edition has added another one to bring together all the stitch skills learned in a beautifully simple felt bag, adorned with a front pocket and lots of different colourful stitches, and with an option for children to add their own stitch design if they wish. An educational, fun book for any child (or their parent) who wants to learn to make and stitch simple projects.