Time: Wednesdays, September 22, 29 and October 6 from 5:30-7pm Cost: $75 Level: Beginner * Please note that classes are currently only open to those who are fully vaccinated. Read our full COVID-19 Procedures and Policies here. Ready to build your skills and tackle a new project? Know how to knit and purl but tired (more…)
Sharpen your stranded colorwork skills, hone the art of following charts, double down on decreasing for shaping and, EEK, LEARN TO STEEK!
Get started on the path to creating your own treasured handknits! Whether you’ve never picked up needles before or you’ve dabbled in the past and are in need of a refresher, this $10 class will give you a solid foundation of the fundamentals of knitting.
Learn the basics of Magic Loop Knitting and loop around small circumferences on all your projects with the greatest of ease. Magic Loop makes crowns of hats, sleeves, socks, mittens, and fingers on gloves a piece of cake to knit.
Learn the unusual technique called Tunisian Crochet, often described as a cross between crochet and knitting. Taught in a small group setting, you will learn the basic Tunisian stitch (also called the Afghan stitch), and make a small one-skein cowl (or a two-skein scarf). This class will also prepare you for learning other Tunisian stitches.
Are you a knitter who does everything possible to avoid touching a crochet hook? Fear not! In this class, we will cover some basic crochet techniques that can be useful for dedicated knitters.
Interlocking crochet is a simple but stunning technique you can use to make beautiful, two-sided colorwork designs. It makes a thick fabric perfect for baby blankets, scarves, cowls, dishcloths, and more.
You’ve learned the basic crochet stitches. Now’s it’s time to try a real pattern! Use your new crochet powers to expand your skills.
Sharpen your stranded colorwork skills, hone the art of following charts, double down on decreasing for shaping and, EEK, LEARN TO STEEK!
Curious about colorwork but intimidated by knitting with more than one strand of yarn? Mosaic knitting is like stranded colorwork, but without the stranding: knit using only one color at a time and slip stitches to create a colorful, textured fabric.