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This is an amazing story of creativity, compassion and ingenuity!

Debbie Weiss teaches knitting, crocheting and beading at The New Jewish Home in New York. She wants her students with physical limitations to be able to do the hobbies they love so she created a technique she calls “adaptive knitting” which allows students to knit with one hand.

Watch the video below to see adaptive knitting in action.

More info: knithacker.com

RELATED:

    Debbie Weiss designed a simple hack to allow her students with physical limitations to knit!

    See one of her techniques in action with nursing home resident Dominga Marquez

    knithacker.com

    This is an amazing story of creativity, compassion and ingenuity!

    Debbie Weiss teaches knitting, crocheting and beading at The New Jewish Home in New York. She wants her students with physical limitations to be able to do the hobbies they love so she created a technique she calls “adaptive knitting” which allows students to knit with one hand.

    Watch the video below to see adaptive knitting in action.

    More info: knithacker.com

    RELATED:

      Debbie Weiss designed a simple hack to allow her students with physical limitations to knit!

      See one of her techniques in action with nursing home resident Dominga Marquez