💫 Look what I did from the dish sponge and yarn | Crochet&Knitting by marifu6a

I’ll start! Don’t worry about holding yarn in both hands right away! Focus on tension by dropping the strand you’re not using and stick to your usual knitting style. I’ve made plenty of sweaters this way and eventually transitioned to holding one strand in each hand, but there’s no rush to learn a new knitting method just to do stranded colourwork. The key is to stretch out the stitches you’ve just knit before switching colours. This keeps the float at the back loose enough for stretch! 🧶✨ Hope

Cardboard Loom Woven Scarf 🧣 We have lots of leftover yarn from our projects, so we used the yarn scraps to make a scarf! I cut notches along the top and bottom of a piece of cardboard cut into a rectangle. To make the loom, we wrapped yarn around each tab, pulling the yarn up and down. Once you finish weaving, you can pull the cloth right off the loom and everything stays together! I sewed the pieces together into a long scarf and added yarn tassels to each end! #kidcrafts #cardboardcrafts #ea

This girl knits yarn into valuable and cool things, incredible. 🤩 | Aakansha Tyagi