Lion Brand Notebook ®
Marlene, a sales associate, wrote this guest post about her daughter:
I guess those days off from school when my 6 year old daughter Amanda has come to the office to visit has made a lasting impression. She was asked at school to write an autobiography about herself and what she wants to be when she grows up. Well I was surprised when I read, “When I grow up I want to be a knitter. I will make blankets. I am special because I like to make scarves.” She then complimented her work with a drawing of me teaching her how to knit. I guess in looking at the picture you can figure I am the one with the big smile on my face.
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Lori M.
Now that is just SO precious!!! What a great testament to you as a Mom that she wants to be just like you when she grows up. Congratulations, and thanks for sharing. What a great story! 🙂
Tricia/LazyTcrochet
Aww that’s great! My daughter finished a crocheted dishcloth the other day! Great story….thanks for sharing.
Marlene
Hi Tricia, thank you for your response. It is exciting to hear that kids are learning to knit or crochet at a young age. It is a wonderful craft that can be shared and enjoyed together across generations. I love to hear stories like the one of your daughter who has completed a dishcloth. It is always interesting to hear the age the child was when they learned, whom taught them and the projects they have made.
Marlene
Hello Lori, thank you for your kind words. It is moments like this that makes one treasure the time they spend with their family. I am thrilled that something as simple as teaching my daughter to knit has made such a memorable impression on her. Hopefully she will remember these special moments we share throughout her lifetime.
Darlene G
What a sweet story! It’s great to hear you spend the time to teach her to knit. I just taught my 10-year old granddaughter to knit and thought she probably wouldn’t do it again after leaving my place. However, she’s knitting scarves for her 2 cats, baby-doll blankets and other knitted squares for things all around the house!
ANNETTE CIGANKO
MY FRIEND THAT IS A PRETTY PICTURE.
YOUR DAUGHTER, MAY SHE BE LIKE HER MOM.
I KNOW SHE WILL BE GOOD AT IT. GOD BLESS
HER LITTER HEART. GOD BLESS YOU MY FRIEND.
ANNETTE
Marlene
Hi Darlene,
It is wonderful to hear you taught your granddaughter how to knit. I was about her age when I learned as well. I learned how to knit from my sitter who taught all the girls she took care of. I remember I use to rush to complete my homework so I could work on my knitting projects. The first project I completed was a blanket for my dolls which I was very proud of.