Twiddlemuffs give people with dementia something to do with their hands, which as fiber craftspeople we know can be calming. They are also pretty and fun to make. Janice made a beautiful one.
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEjRiHzZlSjetOJ_HtO6tUKuSFFVYGuCDPvQeHUYYTz7GhK-2LAG4vk2Mw_3XlX9dgk7jKSzK2ddyGtaiZ5p29DfmB3JopADierNJZpqpKEv5uskTBhoYjWOa4VIURMnXaSxr63p0TZKQ30/s320/Janice%2527s+Twiddlemuff.jpeg) |
Janice's Twiddlemuff |
Take a look at other
knit and
crochet Twiddlemuff projects on Ravelry.
Janice has volunteered to distribute Twiddlemuffs made by guild members to local nursing homes. There are free
knit and
crochet patterns for Twiddlemuffs available online. Janice will collect the first batch at the September meeting, which will be the Fiber Frenzy at the Homewood library.
The guild show will be up at the library in September. Don't forget to bring work for the show to the August meeting.