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# Lay the fabric over the inner hoop.
# Lay the fabric over the inner hoop.
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# next step
# Line up outer loop on top and press into place.
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# next step
# Tighten the screw on the outer loop.
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# next step
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# Thread the needle as was learned in [[Threading a Needle]].
# Thread the needle as was learned in [[Threading a Needle]].
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# Tie a knot in the end of the yarn.
# Tie a knot in the end of the yarn.
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# next step
# Start with the needle on the back side of the fabric. Press gently to make a little bump to be sure the needle will come through in the right place.
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# next step
# next step
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== Points of Interest ==
== Points of Interest ==

Revision as of 17:18, 6 November 2012

Embroidery
Practical Life - Care of the Person
LevelPrimary
Age4.5 - 5
PrerequisitesThreading a Needle
Tying Knots
Sewing Boards
Materialschalk or washable marker
needle threader
needle
embroidery floss or yarn
small embroidery hoop
square of fabric
scissors
scissors
tray

In this activity the child learns how to do embroidery.

Presentation

  1. Carry the tray to a mat or table.
    Embroidery 1.JPG
  2. Draw a shape on the fabric with the chalk. (Do this inside the hoop to be sure the shape will fit.)
    Embroidery 2.JPG
  3. Loosen the screw to separate the hoops.
    Embroidery 3.JPG
  4. Set the inner hoop on the tray.
    Embroidery 4.JPG
  5. Lay the fabric over the inner hoop.
    Embroidery 5.JPG
  6. Line up outer loop on top and press into place.
    Embroidery 6.JPG Embroidery 7.JPG
  7. Tighten the screw on the outer loop.
    Embroidery 8.JPG
  8. Thread the needle as was learned in Threading a Needle.
    Embroidery 9.JPG
  9. Tie a knot in the end of the yarn.
    Embroidery 10.JPG
  10. Start with the needle on the back side of the fabric. Press gently to make a little bump to be sure the needle will come through in the right place.
    Embroidery 11.JPG
  11. next step
    Embroidery 12.JPG
  12. next step
    Embroidery 13.JPG
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    Embroidery 14.JPG
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    Embroidery 15.JPG
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    Embroidery 16.JPG
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    Embroidery 17.JPG
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    Embroidery 19.JPG
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    Embroidery 20.JPG
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    Embroidery 22.JPG
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    Embroidery 23.JPG

Points of Interest

Control of Error

Variations and Extensions

Material