Hi there, I’m Bennie Rue. Welcome. I am here to talk to you about making sculptures out of clay. When I started working with clay, I used rudimentary techniques to create my sculptures. Unfortunately, the creations did not stand up to the test of time due to a lack of knowledge about the right techniques to use. Over time, I discovered tips and tricks that helped me make lasting creations. I will use this site to share the knowledge I gained about properly using sculpting clay. I invite you to try out the techniques I share to create your own works of art. Thanks.
In today's world, kids are busy from the time they wake up until the time they go to bed. Most of their daily activities revolve around the school day. However, once the school day is over, kids should be encouraged to engage in extracurricular activities that stimulate the mind, and encourage growth beyond the basic educational realm. That's where redwork embroidery comes in to play. You might be wondering how embroidery plays in a child's life, especially their development. It's actually quite simple. Embroidery encourages the use of sight and touch, which are both senses that play a big role in a child's development. If you're still not convinced that your kids should pick up embroidery as a good after-school activity, here are four benefits you should consider.
Embroidery Teaches Patience
This isn't a very patient world. Most people today are driven by the idea of instant gratification. Kids are the same way, to a certain extent. Embroidery teaches children to be patient. Any project they work on will be completed one stitch at a time. While your child is working on their embroidery project, they'll be able to watch their creation develop slowly over time, until they're able to see the big picture. They'll be able to carry this newfound patience into other areas of their lives, including school.
Embroidery Helps Develop Good Hand-Eye Coordination
Hand-eye coordination isn't something that kids pick up over night. It requires time and practice. Embroidery provides that practice. While your child is embroidering, they'll be using their hands and their eyes, which will provide them continual practice perfecting their coordination.
Embroidery Encourages Creativity
Kids don't always have the opportunity to be creative. Unfortunately, that lack of opportunity can undermine their ability to develop their imagination. Embroidery encourages creativity through the use of color, design, and even theme choices. Your child will be able to start out choosing the colors they'll use for their patterns. Eventually, as they master their craft, they'll be able to begin creating their own designs and themes for their embroidery projects.
Embroidery Provides Money-Making Opportunities
If your child likes the idea of earning their own money, but can't find the right opportunities, they can use their embroidery for money-making. Their small craft projects can be sold at local craft fairs, or even to family members. As they grow up and perfect their embroidery techniques, they'll be able to increase their money-making opportunities.
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