12 July knitting ideas digest

Make a Reading Rest

Have you ever been in that situation where you were watching a movie or reading and your hands just felt very uncomfortable holding that tablet for a long period of time? Well, worry no more as today we will be making some reading rests that will put those hands of yours to comfort and make you enjoy yourself reading or watching a movie.

Materials needed: 

  • yarn
  • pair of 3.25 mm / US size 3 needles

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homeware, cool diy, amigurumi
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