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Fagus (Dieters) DIY Knitting Board

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$47.1 $78.5 In stock

Category: Art & Craft

Fagus (Dieters) DIY Knitting Board



A knitting board for beginners that introduces the technique but is a lot easier than using knitting needles. Includes two wool colours, a crocheting needle and an instruction are delivered so that wristlets or head bands can be knitted. From 7 years, develops concentration and dexterity.

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Customer Reviews (4.8 / 5 · 4 reviews)

Owen L. ★★★★★

The two included wool colours made it so easy to cast on right away, and the board itself feels sturdy enough for repeated use. I had a scarf started in under an hour, which felt like magic compared to wrestling with regular needles.

Charlotte ★★★★★

I was nervous about learning to knit, but this board made my first project actually fun. The crocheting needle included was a nice surprise, it helped fix my mistakes easily.

Ellie P. ★★★★★

I was honestly skeptical about the knitting board since I've always struggled with needles, but the included wool and crochet hook made it so easy to get started right away. The board itself is much more forgiving than traditional needles, and I finished a small scarf in just two evenings.