I'm so happy that school has started back up again. My son, Aiden is a senior this year and I'm overjoyed at the thought of him graduating, but at the same time anxious and nervous over him moving even more toward his independence and adulthood. Where did my little guy go? He's almost all grown up and it feels like yesterday that he was going off to Kindergarten.
All his school pictures from kindergarten to now |
Now that school is back in session and the kids are wearing their new duds, some knitting projects that you could make to add to their school wardrobe this year, like team spirit hats, beanies, and scarves. Some I found on Ravelry: School Colors Hat that is a free download on Lion Brand, for purchase on Ravelry there is the School Spirit Headband by Angela J. Baker, School Cardigan by Georgie Hallam. A free download on Ravelry is the crochet School Spirit Afghan for your college bound student designed by Bobbi Anderson. For those that aren't into wearing scarves there is the School Time Cowl by Isabeau Knits, knit it in your students school colors and they can show their school spirit during all the winter sports without ever having to worry about losing their scarf. Or if your student prefers a scarf, crochet this quick and easy scarf a free download from Lion Brand, School Colors Scarf.
Gently remind your college student to keep their studies in the forefront with these Back to School washcloths that have STUDY duplicate stitched on the front that they would use for the five days and PARTY can be saved for the weekends!
You get the idea, there are hundreds of patterns to choose from for your returning student or your college bound student. Ravelry is a great place to start. Have fun getting those school projects going and happy knitting!
I love the idea of putting all of the pictures together. He is a handsome young man! My baby just had a son and I will tell her what you said about spending time with your son.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the comment Lupie. Very exciting that your baby just had a baby. They grow up fast, so tell her to cherish those special moments.
ReplyDelete