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By Mariam, Christy, Ekaterina, Shiva
11/11/19
By Mariam Abaskhiaron, Christy Hristodoulias, Ekaterina Igumenova, Shiva Rawat
Materials:
Yarn (two contrast color)
Tools:
Cardboard
Scissors
Large plastic or metal weaving needles
Ruler
Toothpicks
Pencil
Fork
Cost per person = $1.45
*All costs are estimated from prices on amazon.com
ADLs
IADLs
Following directions
Safety precautions
Sharing tools and materials
Can be given as a gift
Learn to measure the spaces between pins
Can be picked up as a hobby
Adolescents – following directions, paying attention, helps with sequencing, social interaction, and problem solving.
Older Adults - Can be given as a gift, works on fine motor, grasping, decrease heart rate, and blood pressure.
Physical Dysfunction - relieves pain, works on fine motor, grasping, and gross motor.
Sharp Objects!
Be careful using scissors. Handing off scissor in a safe manner.
Be careful using sharp tools such as pins and toothpicks.
Spacing
Be aware of your neighbor when measuring arm lengths of yarn.
Pay attention to the yarn when measuring it. Yarn can get tangled and can present a choking hazard.
Fall risk
Be aware as to not trip on long strands of yarn.
Wavy: Side of cardboard with wavy pattern
Compact: Side of cardboard with straight line, condensed pattern
Loom - Holds the warp threads of yarn while weaving
Warped thread – vertical threads of yarn
Weft thread – horizontal threads of yarn
NOTE: The yarn is long, so you should always straighten it after you pass it through to prevent tangles
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6F8nVk9ps6M&t=11s
Things to keep in mind before closing:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tfT8zot4C4U
You did a great job so far! Now just a small finishing touch to make your bag a great Christmas gift
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sQooVO67pfU