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[Skill Help] teach a 10 year old how to begin

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Post time: 2011-11-22 02:19
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I want to teach my daughter to stitch.
but what pattern should I use for her.

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Post time: 2021-11-11 03:34
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Start with something LIKE  a color page/pic.  And def something your kiddo would like to work on
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Post time: 2021-8-1 05:41
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I would suggest a stamped cross stitch kit to start that way not too much to learn and she can enjoy her work.
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Post time: 2017-8-28 05:54
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Some magazines have a special section just for kids, they are usually quite simple
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Post time: 2017-7-21 10:43
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Anything is fine, but I would suggest letting her pick so she wants to work on it
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Post time: 2021-8-10 11:15
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give her try out the simple cartoon / flowers pattern. all the best
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Post time: 2017-10-18 11:08
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a kit probably is better because everything's already there :)
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Post time: 2020-2-7 09:05
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I started my kids on small kits with 11 count aida
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Post time: 2022-2-11 02:17
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Post time: 2011-11-22 02:43
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keep it simple, not too many colours and fairly small to begin with, find a cross stitch card making magazine, they're usually small and brightly coloured :)
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Post time: 2011-11-22 02:49
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My mom started me with a small kit, i think it made it easier for me to start off because everything was in the kit so i didn't have to worry about not having any of the stuff i needed.
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Post time: 2011-11-26 04:36
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Let the HER choose a small kit, something that interest her will be best in the long run.
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Post time: 2011-11-27 15:57
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A small easy kit is the way to go. Let her choose something that interests her... You can guide her as she progresses...
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Post time: 2012-1-3 14:29
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My daughter starts with a little butterfly Pattern and sew it on a bag
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Post time: 2012-1-4 11:17
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There are lots of small, inexpensive kits out there.  I agree with having her choose something simple and letting her go at it!  Good luck to her!
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Post time: 2012-1-4 11:18
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The first project my daughter stitched was a stamped baby bib kit for her newborn cousin.  She was so proud when she saw the baby in it!
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Post time: 2015-7-22 07:44
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Tambien mi hija hizo un babero por primera vez, aunque se tardo una eternidad ;P
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Post time: 2015-9-5 10:54
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when i was young my mom gave a a small kit
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