We just started teaching our 4-year-old some of the basic stitches. She has moved from just a line to a flower shape. Most mothers don't think you can start them so young. Long ago, 3-year-olds would learn embroidery! Culture is a bit different now, and that largely affects the skills, and at what age, we start.

Don't expect their attention span to last more than 25 minutes when starting at a young age. Our little one will go for about that long, put it down and come back in a few hours. I hope you're encouraged to give it a try!
Download Embroidery Stitches to Teach Your Girls Here
You may have trouble downloading if you have a slow connection. To hear the audio, you MUST download first, save to your computer and then open in Adobe Reader. Get it here. If you can download, enjoy!
Blessings, Theresa
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I am very interested in this both for my daughter and for me! I never took home ec in school and my mother never taught my sister or me how to sew or embroider; but I have always been interested in learning this art and I would love to also have a project like this to do with my daughter. She is only 3 now, but I found it fascinating that a 4-year old could do this. I definitely plan to try this! Thank you for the blessing that this tutorial is.
Jen, You are very welcome. I hope you give it a try soon! You'll be amazed how they can pick it up.
Blessings, Theresa
Thank you for posting this. I seem to remember having something like it before - perhaps via some videos??? I know I had several saved on my computer and then I lost everything on my hard drive. It's been so difficult to re-build; and I'm grateful to have these lessons!
So glad you'll have them again. Yes, there are videos at the end; I can do much better quality now, and we have some on our website. I still think after the lesson, you'll get the idea. Hope they help.
Blessings, Theresa
Hello ladies! Thank you so much for this! My girls are so excited to start this. Have a wonderful week ahead ~
Hi Emily! Nice to hear from you! Enjoy working with them! Theresa
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