SUNFLOWER

Handmade crafter
Wool Yarn Knitting

Rizky Maulida-Erica Wandasari

Ririn Wahyu Chotimah
 DESCRIPTION

At the PDR4 (Paud at Home) institution, parents of students take them every day and some
are there Waiting at school for playgroup (KB) students

Problem Observation

Parents wait during the activity (3 hours) every day at school, time is filled with various
activities, some are chatting, eating and most of them are chatting and only a few are
interested in reading books that have been provided for mothers waiting for their children.
child. time seems to be in vain filled with useless activities, most of which are just to fill
the time.
 SOLUTION
● At the time of the children's routine dhuha ● Creating a "parents creativity" program by
prayer activities in congregation, the waiting holding basic training to learn to knit When
parents were involved in participating in the parents are waiting for their children to do
congregational dhuha prayer, so a new school activities
program emerged at the PDR4 institution,
namely "heart therapy"...where when finished
praying in congregation...the parents who
waited and children hug each other by closing
their eyes while reading prayers together or
sometimes the teacher brings sentences
containing parenting to parents for about 10-
15 minutes.
Basic Knitting Training

Target =>Parents of PDR4 students- PDR4 teachers-

Residents around the institution Aim : -Train and
grow the talents of the residents (Women of PDR4
and surrounding areas) through "knitting"
handicrafts to form independent, creative and
innovative individuals. -Utilizing used threads into
works that have high economic value.
 TRAINING MEDIA

✅Basic training 4x meeting/until

mastering

✅ 1x meeting, @ 90 minutes

✅Training fee : - PDR4 student guardian

rp.30,000 - General rp.50,000 -
Participants get 1 skein of yarn, 1 pcs
needle/hakpen, 1 sheet of simple pattern.

CONTENTS OF
INTERVIEW
The problem that deserves to be
solved is that parents wait for their
children at school for 3 hours every
day and are filled with various
activities” (mostly for chatting)
INTERVIEW
What do mothers do while waiting for their children at school?
1.Chat with other moms friends
2. Eat snacks while chatting
3.play cellphone
4. Sometimes reading a book from the reading corner,
5.sometimes chatting Chat for a while then go home
6.Selling food for mothers
7.to buy food Play Hp
8. Chat
9.Sitting on the motorbike
10. playing on the cellphone Studying at the mosque
Problem Interview Results
1. What do you think, is it a
must or that the problem does
not need to be addressed
What do mothers do while
waiting for their children to go to
school?
1. Chat with other mothers'
friends about anything, such as
child development, business,
cooking, etc
2. Eat snacks while chatting
Response
It's fun, mothers can share
stories and experiences, what if
while waiting for the children
while chatting, we do activities,
namely learning to knit,
producing a work that we can
turn into a business and hobby.
what if while waiting for the
children while chatting, we do
activities, namely learning to
knit, producing a work that we
can turn into a business and a
hobby
3. Play HP
4. Sometimes reading books from
the reading corner, sometimes
chatting
5. Chat for a while then go home
6. Selling food for mothers to buy
food
There will be a new program at
school, namely learning to knit. Have
you ever seen a product made from
handmade knitting? later mom can
come to study
There will be a new program at
school, namely learning to knit. Have
you ever seen a product made from
handmade knitting? later mom can
come to study
There will be a new program at
school, namely learning to knit. Have
you ever seen a product made from
handmade knitting? later mom can
come to study
While selling, mothers can try to
participate in learning to knit. can you
try it?
7. Playing HP There will be a new program at
school, namely learning to knit.
Have you ever seen a product
8. Chat made from handmade knitting?
later mom can come to study It's
fun, mothers can share stories
and experiences, what if while
waiting for the children while
chatting, we do activities, namely
learning to knit, producing a work
that we can turn into a business
and hobby.
9. Sitting on the There will be a new
motorbike playing HP program at school,
namely learning to knit,
sir. Please give this
information to the
mother, sir. Later mom
can join in studying if
there is time and
opportunity
10. Recite in the Alhamdulillah, there
Mosque will be a new program
at school, namely
learning to knit, have
you ever seen a
product made from
handmade knitting?
later mom can come to
study
2. The identity of the 1
interviewees who think that Age : 25 Years
this problem must be faced Female gender
by them Occupation: IRT
Economic background: Medium
2
Age : 27 Yrs
Female gender
Occupation: IRT
Economic background: Medium
3
Age : 21 Yrs
Female gender
Occupation: Student
Economic background: Medium
4.
Age : 31 years old
Female gender
Occupation: IRT
Economic background: Medium
6
Age : 39 Years
Female gender
Occupation: IRT
Economic background: Medium
7
Age : 27 Yrs
Female gender
Occupation: IRT
Economic background: Medium
8
Age : 25 Years
Female gender
Occupation: IRT
Economic background: Medium
9
Age : 29 Yrs
Male gender
Occupation: Security guard
Economic background: Medium
10
Age : 24 Years
Female gender
Occupation: IRT
Economic background: Medium
3. How are people dealing 1. Filling time by chatting to relieve boredom for 3 hours2.
with this problem nowadays

2. Breakfast, because sometimes I don't have time to eat at home

because I have to prepare for the needs of school children

3. Charging 3 hours while using a cellphone, sometimes looking at

lecture material or communicating with friends, etc

4. Reading books provided by the school in the reading corner, his

favorite is reading story books which I will read later when the
children are going to sleep

5. Chat for a while if there is something important then go home

because you have to clean the house while the child is at school
6. Selling and likes to cook: providing food for mothers to eat instead
of having to eat outside
7. Filling time by playing on cellphones, whatever he sees is
interesting, the most often is watching YouTube
8. Filling time by chatting to get rid of boredom for 3 hours and often
from the chat it adds insight or news that is important to him such as
recipes, friends' experiences in parenting at home or other info
9. Filling time by playing cellphones, communicating with friends or
any information that he finds interesting, or reading news on Google
10. Routinely perform the dhuha prayer at home, and while waiting
at school, the dhuha prayer is performed in the school prayer room
and recites the school's translation of the Koran.
PROBLEMS

1. What is a problem worth solving? The problem that deserves to be solved is that
parents wait for their children at school for 3 hours every day and are filled with
various activities.”

2. how many people (of those interviewed) think it's a big problem? there are 10 people
and There are some people who think it's a big problem and And the activities carried
out are less efficient

3. How do they solve that problem now? In many ways, such as chatting, playing HP or
reading a book.

4. Are they willing to pay for a better solution? Ready

5. If they are willing to pay, how many rupiahs are they willing to spend on the new
solution? Around IDR 30,000 to IDR 50.00
TERIMAKASIH