How old can a kid learn to weave or knit?

Hmm I don't know. I didn't start knitting till I was 16 years old. My husband cousin she is 12 and learning how to knit now. It never hurts to try really at any age as long as the focus is there and it's something that child wants to do. If they don't want to did then it's not worth the time to teach them.

Since your son is interested in weaving, so even if 3.5 years old seems to be too little to learn to it. You can still let him try. As this kind of activity can be beneficial for him a lot. He can learn how to co-operate his eyes and fingers. I love China

I wouldn't worry about it. If he wants wants to play with the page that's fine, soon enough he'll be able to do it.

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I think that at that age, he is more interested in playing than in really learning. But maybe little by little you can get him to undertand what weaving is. Still, it seems that he doesn´t think it´s fun to do it. Wait a little longer. Each child has his own time to learn things.

I think 10 year old will be good for a very simple and easier pattern for kids to enjoy and have fun with weaving. I like this . . good way to relax your mind when doing nothing . .

seems a little young to me but i would suggest around 8 - 10 years of age, maybe a bit younger, like 6 but i don't think they would have the attention span that weaving requires.

You can just help him out and just let him make what he could, just for fun. I think it's good that he's already curious at that young age, do make sure to watch carefully, those things might poke him. We were taught knitting in school when I was around 10 or 11 years old, it's part of our "Home Economics" class. I never had the interest of it and I don't think it's for me at all, my mom was the one who made my projects hahahahaha.. Have a great mylot experience ahead!

ANy age..its up to them! I started embroidery at age 8! Sewed my first skirt at age 10! I started my grand daughters on crafts at age 2! They loved it and looked forward to crafts at my house all the time! Then I taught them about scrapbooking and they loved that! Now, my 12 yo isn't much interested in crafts of any kind, but I started her on a charm/scrap quilt last month and she kind of liked it! hasn't had time to get back to it since school started.. but I think she will. The 6yo did the same and made a little doll quilt and wants to make another one and wants a "real" sewing machine for christmas! I say...get something a bit easy to start them off. If it is to hard for them, it will turn them off to it, but easy is a good starter..then gradually move up. Plus, if they see you do it, and then they do it along eith you...that to helps them want to learn. Good luck.. boys are a little harder to get involved as many crafts are "girl" orientated, but weaving..I am not into that so not sure what he could make, but everything has a male side..so just find it for him and get him started and work with him.. Have Fun!!!

Each kid has their own time table for learning. Since your son is so interested in the weaving, he may be ready. Just give him plenty of time and encourage him. If he's to young to learn, he'll learn when he is ready. Don't worry so about his learning ability. The thing is to expose him to as many things as you can, when he is ready to learn his interest will increase and you won't be able to stop him. This goes for good things and bad. Welcome to parenting.

I was 6 years old when I learned to weave, and I didn't find it hard to learn it at that age. I am not sure if a 3.5 year old boy is too young to learn to weave or not because I was a few years older when I started, but I don't think that it is wrong to let him try. If it turns out that he is too young and if he finds it too hard you can wait a few years and let him try when he is older (if he is still interested at that time) I was older than your son when I learned to knit, I think that I was about about 10, and at I found it hard to learn to knit. Based on my personal experience I think that it is better to start with weaving and move on to knitting when he is older.

Hello my friend kaka135 Ji, Well, Abhimanyu of mahabaharata learnt about 'CHAKRAVIEW' in his mother's womb. But i feel children should not be burdoned before 5 yrs. Please do not treat him as professional, until you are not preparing him for some children contest and trying to register his name in world's records. All the best. May God bless You and have a great time

Kaka, i teach my son to weave starting from the age of 5. At first, he don't really understand and i had to show to him a few times until he fully understand and dare to try on his own. Nowadays, he can weave without my help, only that his weaving not really that nice. Hopefully over time and practices, he will be able to weave beautifully. As for knitting, he don't show any interest in it. So, i think i won't teach him do any knitting.