Scooby strings, scoubidou laces, scoobies or any other name you may have heard for them. Scoobies are basically just pieces of string that can be made into certain shapes and forms. These scoobies seem to be the latest craze that is sweeping through schools with children all over. The best thing about scoobies is that they are so easy to make.
If you would like to get started with scoobie, you will first need to go and buy some sboubidous. You can get these in many shops and also over the internet. You will only need a small pack to get started. You should start by learning the basics of making scoobies and then you can move on to the more advanced ones.
Some shapes that you can make with scoobies are:
Small animals
Keyrings
Hearts
Patterns
Bracelets
And many, many more. Scoobies can be used to make a variety of different shapes and forms in order to entertain children. Children can make scoobies as craft projects, playing, hobbies, ornaments or whatever they wish to use them for.
There are even scooby making competitions and children can compete to make the biggest/best scooby and be known for it. This is excellent as it not only stimulates the mind but also will give children something to work for, keep content and learn how to stick at something to succeed.
There are many different types of scooby stitches that one can learn and master. Some of these include the brick stitch, tornado stitch, corkscrew stitch and the cobra stitch. You can also take it a little further and make scoobies based around your favourite shapes, animals, signs and many more interesting ideas. Basically, you can use scoobies to make nearly anything you wish, within reason.
Scoobies are goign to get even bigger and children all over the world may be enjoying this fun new idea very soon. Get started today and start learning how to make some great scoobies.
You may be the next scoobie master.
Short note about the author
Niall Mehaffey
If you would like to learn more about scoobies and how to make them, visit my websites at http://make-scoobies.blogspot.com/ or http://scoubidou-blog.blogspot.com/.
Author: Niall Mehaffey