Knitting kit for a 7 year old

[TheRedEngine]

Hello

You're bound to know... Amazon reviews for 'knitting kits' aren't generally that positive. So I thought a book, and some decent needles and some decent yarn. But I really need some recommendations please.

Over to you!

Thank you.

www.interweave.com/article/knitting/lisas-list-teaching-kids-to-knit/

imaginationsoup.net/teaching-kids-knit/

If she struggles then put knitting aside for awhile and try crochet which is much easier then go back to knitting when she has more dexterity/concentration etc.

I highly recommend knitpro zing needles, although you could always try the basix ones from knitpro until you know they like knitting! Or some cheaps kids needles (I have a pair my daughter doesn't use as she wasn't bothered by knitting, I use them to do sleeves on baby cardigans as they're small). Also recommend poundland wool, it's 3 for 2 and they have lovely colours, it washes and wear well too! Boyes also have a good stock of wool! Hope they enjoy it, I took it up again when I was pregnant with my last baby as I had sciatica and coxyxdinia and had to rest...I progressed from a basic baby blanket to a corner to corner rainbow blanket, have a Harry styles cardigan to finish for my daughter and knit prem baby/baby cardigans/hats/booties and blankets! It's my relaxation. I can't crochet however just can't get my head around it 🤣🤣