We had these in kindergarten. It was plastic or wood and on a wooden board with holes drilled into it to run the yarn through. I think my mother mentioned doing the same kind in the 70s.
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I had a plastic cross stitch grid/yarn/plastic needle when I was a bit older and then my grandma taught me to embroider with a real needle when I was like 10-12ish. I’d also get to “help” my grandma at her sewing machine. Sorry grandma.
I remember the tiniest bit of sewing a "path" for a bug on burlap for a little crafts project in kindergarten. I probably got there that day in the bed of an uncovered pickup though.
i'm in my 20s and i had sewing when i was in preschool. we'd get squares of felt with shapes drawn on them and we'd sew along the outline in a running stitch. i very specifically remember being fascinated by the tomato-shaped pin cushion the preschool used lol
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u/itsnobigthing 21d ago
It’s very basic sewing - running a needle and thread in a basic stitch in ready perforated fabric. Not like making a dress haha