Palumba

"The only place where housework comes before knitting is in the dictionary." -Mary Kurtz

There they were, brother and sister, sitting on the porch with legs swinging freely, using a knitting tower to create the most amazing knitted chains. When they were finished, Amelie turned her creation into a wonderfully knitted necklace, while Shane used some pipe cleaners, and with a little sewing help from grandma, turned his creation into a knitted horse. It was excellent way for them to begin with fiber crafts.

Our Knitting Tower enables young children, and even adult beginners, to practice the essentials of knitting. Called a Knitting Nancy (or Ned), Knitting Spool, Knitting Knobby, or what we prefer, Knitting Tower, this wooden tower enables children to start knitted right away. Whether the final creation is a strap to hold a doll in a stroller, a headband, a band to tie on a silk or a rope to hoist up a heavy basket, the birch wood tower holds their stitches while their fingers freely move the yarn. Best part of all is the choice between a tight stitch 6-pin knot or a stretchy stitch 4-pin knot.