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christmas present for my sister


Question Posted Friday December 1 2006, 3:46 pm

I recently learned to knit. This prompted my sister to say that she wanted to learn to knit as well. I thought it would be fun to teach her to knit, but I don't spend much time with her (she's in middle school and I'm in college) so I thought that I could get her a fun knitting kit for Christmas. Does anyone have any suggestions for a knitting kit I could get her? I'd like it if it had an instruction booklet, needles, and yarn included. Thanks!

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TinkerbellsHelp answered Friday December 1 2006, 5:09 pm:
I had one. It was pretty good it was Klutz I think. You can get it at like A.C. Moore. It comes with instructions, needles and yarn.

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