Arm knitting turned out to be a lot of fun, and we've seen a lot of beautiful and colorful Infinity Scarves created by you. Now it's time for something equally simple, fun and craftsy for our little ones. Finger knitting is not only an easy start into the world of wool crafts, but it's also great in helping children concentrate thanks to its ability to improve dexterity and fine motor skills.

This easy technique allows to produce long strip of stocking stitch in a very short time and that can be really rewarding for kids when they see immediate effect of their efforts. You can mix few strips together to create colorful braided scarves or leave it simple as it is. Lisa from Little Bird advises in her tutorial to use bulky wool for the best effect as the stitches will look more visible and the strip will have a lovely, chunky look.

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To see full tutorial for Finger Knitting follow the link.