Hannah has shown an interest in learning to braid and so I repurposed some yarn scraps and made a tri-color door hanger. She proved an apt pupil and acquired the skill after one brief lesson. Not to be outdone by his little sister, Jared asked if he too could learn to braid... for survival skills (of course).... in case he needed to braid rope (uh-huh).... in an emergency situation.... or something. Who can argue with reasoning like that?
Since I don't want Jared to die in the wilderness, I'm glad that my yarn door hanger braiding teacher thing-a-ma-jigger works for me.
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Who knows Jared's "survival skill" might be braiding his own little girl's hair one day like my husband does. LOL! ... but you can let him believe it is for wilderness survival.
Strangely enough, my dad is the one who taught me how to braid. He learned how to braid in Boy Scouts.
I love it, you never know when he might use it!
Good idea!
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