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Class fees are $75 for TKGA/CGOA members and $95 for non-members for each three hours of classes
selected up to nine hours;
after nine hours, the fees are on a discounted sliding scale (see table below).
| | Total Number of Hours of Classes Selected |
| Class Fees |
3 | 6 |
9 | 12 |
15 | 18 |
21 | 24 |
| Member |
$75 |
$150 |
$225 |
$290 |
$345 |
$390 |
$420 |
$440 |
| Non-Member |
$95 |
$190 |
$285 |
$350 |
$405 |
$450 |
$480 |
$500 |
On-site class ticket pricing will be $10 more per 3-hour class and $20 more per 6-hour class than during pre-registration.
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Thursday 3-Hour Morning Classes
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T100K - Creative Lace Knitting One (Knitting)
Thursday, May 14, 2009 · 9:00 AM - Noon
Instructor: Myra Wood
Skill Level: Beginner
Supplies to Bring: 250 yards of smooth fingering weight yarn, any fiber. size 5 and 7 knitting needles (short or circular) Small scissors Yarn needle
Description: Lace Knitting without patterns and charts! Learn a totally new approach to knitting lace or discover lace knitting for the first time. Freestyle lace incorporates 'Lace Logic" which anyone who can yarn over and knit 2 together can do. Random lace patterns are used to create a gorgeous and unique fabric. It's easier than you think!!
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T101K - Continental Knitting (Knitting)
Thursday, May 14, 2009 · 9:00 AM - Noon
Instructor: Nancie Wiseman
Skill Level: Beginner
Supplies to Bring: Approximately 1/2 skein of worsted weight yarn. No fancy or novelties Circular or double pointed needles appropriate for yarn weight.
Description: Continental Knitting is well known as a faster more efficient way to knit. Utilized in parts of Europe as well as the United States it is often envied by people who knit American Style. It is essential for Fair Isle Knitting when using 2 colors at a time, one in each hand. Knitting, purling, ribbing, decreases such as Knit 2 together and Slip, Slip, Knit, and increases such as Knit in the front and the back of a stitch and Make One will be shown. A discussion of when to use Continental Knitting as opposed to American Style Knitting as well as the value in learning the new technique. This class has been one of the most popular classes to date. It is always well received with people who have never been able to master the techniques.
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T102K - Cables and Beyond (Knitting)
Thursday, May 14, 2009 · 9:00 AM - Noon
Instructor: Janet Szabo
Skill Level: All Levels
Supplies to Bring: 4 oz light-colored worsted-weight yarn (two or more colors) and appropriate needles, cable needles (2), stitch markers, scissors, tapestry needles
Description: Take a trip around the world of cables. Experiment with slip-stitch cables, cables and lace, infinite cables, modular cables, cables and color, and many other techniques.
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T103K - Cast On Cornucopia (Knitting)
Thursday, May 14, 2009 · 9:00 AM - Noon
Instructor: JC Briar
Materials Fee: $2 - Please pay instructor on site.
Fee Description: Comprehensive handouts
Skill Level: All Levels
Supplies to Bring: Smooth, light colored, worsted-weight yarn; needles of a size appropriate for your yarn, including two circulars or a set of dpns; needles two sizes smaller than you would normally use with your yarn; a crochet hook; a short length of scrap yarn in a contrasting color
Description: Dozens of cast-on techniques exist: one-strand or two-strand; loose and flowing or elastic and springy; invisible or decorative. Review your options in this class-try variations on old favorites, and discover entirely new options. Best of all, gain the familiarity you need to choose just the right cast-on for your next project.
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T104K - Sock I (Knitting)
Thursday, May 14, 2009 · 9:00 AM - Noon
Instructor: Nenah Galati
Materials Fee: $24 - Please pay instructor on site.
Fee Description: Sock I DVD, which comes with written instructions. You will find on the DVD menu that will be able to go directly to the section of the sock that you are currently working on.
Skill Level: All Levels
Supplies to Bring: Two Size 3, 20" Circular Needles, sport weight sock yarn, enough to complete a pair of socks, and two stitch markers. You can use Size 3, 16" or 24", but the 20" is the preferred length.
Description: From cuff to toe, you learn all the necessary techniques and tips to knit a sock using two circular needles. You will begin your sock in class, all sections of sock knitting will be reviewed in class, as well as the DVD that you will receive. There will be no pressure to try and do it all in class, the DVD, which features your instructor, will take you by the hand and walk you through all the steps to complete your sock,in the comfort of your own home, and for further assurance you can always call the instructor.
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T105C - Beginning Hairpin Lace (Crochet)
Thursday, May 14, 2009 · 9:00 AM - Noon
Instructor: Jennifer Hansen
Materials Fee: $2 - Please pay instructor on site
Fee Description: Handouts
Skill Level: Beginner
Supplies to Bring: Hairpin Lace Loom (optional - loom can be borrowed in class) Crochet Hooks sizes G - I Smooth, non-variegated, dk or worsted weight yarn
Description: Hairpin lace creates beautiful open fabrics that look complicated and impressive! The dirty little secret is that this technique is so simple, even a beginning crocheter can do it! Stitch Diva lead designer, Jennifer Hansen, will teach you the basics of creating a hairpin lace strip and then provide a quick overview on how to join them. Take the add-on class to this workshop: Beginning Hairpin Lace: Join Workshop for a more comprehensive introduction to joins.
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Thursday Teacher Workshop
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T1TWK - Teacher Workshop (Crochet or Knitting)
Thursday, May 14, 2009 · 9:00 AM - Noon
Instructor: Darla Fanton
Materials Fee: $2 - Please pay instructor on site.
Skill Level: All Levels
Supplies to Bring: Pencil
Description: Sharing your love of fiber arts through teaching can be an enjoyable and rewarding experience for both teacher and student, but only if the teacher is able to relay information in a way the student can understand. Become a confident teacher through understanding different learning styles, developing good lesson plans and handouts, and presenting your proposal or teaching resume in a professional manner. Learn the similarities and differences between teaching at a local yarn shop or national conference. Learn the financial aspects of teaching; marketing your classes, attracting new and repeat students, finding teaching venues, and tracking expenses.
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Thursday 3-Hour Afternoon Classes
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T200C - Fun Funky Needle Felted Beads (Crochet or Knitting)
Thursday, May 14, 2009 · 2:00 PM - 5:00 PM
Instructor: Darla Fanton
Materials Fee: $15 - Please pay instructor on site
Fee Description: Wool roving, wool yarn, accent beads, bead needle, nylon thread, felting needle, bamboo skewer, and felting base.
Skill Level: All Levels
Supplies to Bring: Small sharp embroidery-type scissors; straight pins.
Special Skills Required: A playful attitude
Description: When you see how easy it is to create these fun beads you will understand why needle felting is all the rage. It does not require the use of knit, crochet or water, so relax and create bead after bead using the variety of decorating methods you will learn in this class. Leave class with several finished beads to use as you wish. String them for a necklace, attach them to a keychain, use them for a zipper pull, decorate curtain tie-backs - the possibilities are endless.
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T201C - Freeform Knit And/or Crochet (Crochet or Knitting)
Thursday, May 14, 2009 · 2:00 PM - 5:00 PM
Instructor: Myra Wood
Skill Level: All Levels
Supplies to Bring: 10-20 yards of 15-20 coordinating smooth worsted weight yarn, any fiber. Several small skeins of coordinating novelty and textured yarns size 5 and 7 short or circular needles, various crochet hooks from E-I Small scissors Yarn needle.
Description: Discover the wonderfully creative world of freeform fiberart. Using a multitude of yarns, you'll create gorgeous fabric from an endless variety of stitches, motifs and techniques. Prepare to have your mind blown! Great for stashbusting and incorporating those special yarns.
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T202K - Intarsia Basics (Knitting)
Thursday, May 14, 2009 · 2:00 PM - 5:00 PM
Instructor: Nancie Wiseman
Skill Level: Beginner
Supplies to Bring: 3 colors of Worsted Weight yarn in small amounts. No fancy or novelty yarns. No dark colors. Size 7 straight or circular needles.
Description: Intarsia knitting is not only beautiful but challenging, often leading to frustration if it is not done properly. Holes are a common side effect of intarsia done incorrectly. This class will cover winding bobbins, either plastic or butterflies and when it isn't necessary to use bobbins. How to prevent holes when 2 colors meet, and how to take care of all the ends one acquires when working with multiple colors. While working on a small swatch in class utilizing the graph provided the different problems will be discussed and how to handle them. Graph reading will be covered and the differences between Fair Isle graphs and Intarsia graphs.
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T203K - Disaster Recovery (Knitting)
Thursday, May 14, 2009 · 2:00 PM - 5:00 PM
Instructor: JC Briar
Materials Fee: $2 - Please pay instructor on site
Fee Description: Comprehensive handouts
Skill Level: Beginner
Supplies to Bring: Smooth, light colored, worsted-weight yarn; needles of a size appropriate to your yarn, and a spare double-point needle 1 or 2 sizes smaller; crochet hook; waste yarn
Description: Mistakes happen. Fortunately, knitters have an array of techniques for dealing with mistakes. Learn when and how to tink, drop, and frog. See how duplicate stitch can cover over goofs in colorwork. And pick up tips for avoiding mistakes in the first place.
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T204K - Sock II (Knitting)
Thursday, May 14, 2009 · 2:00 PM - 5:00 PM
Instructor: Nenah Galati
Materials Fee: $24 - Please pay instructor on site
Fee Description: Sock II DVD, which comes with written directions. The DVD menu will allow you to go directly to the section of the socks that you are working on.
Skill Level: All Levels
Supplies to Bring: Two size 3, 20" circular needles (16" or 24" will work, but 20 is the preferred length), two stitch marker; and two skeins of sport weight yarn. If you have purchased yarn in one skein, please divide into two skeins before class.
Description: This exciting class removes second sock syndrome! You will be given all the tips and techniques necessary to knit two socks at the same time. You will begin your pair of socks in class, all sections will be reviewed in class as well as the DVD you will receive. There will be no pressure to try and do it all in class, the DVD which features your instructor will take you by the hand in the comfort of your home as your complete your pair of socks. For further assurance, you can always call the instructor.
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T205C - Beginning Hairpin Lace: Join Workshop (Crochet)
Thursday, May 14, 2009 · 2:00 PM - 5:00 PM
Instructor: Jennifer Hansen
Materials Fee: $2 - Please pay instructor on site
Fee Description: Handouts
Skill Level: Beginner
Supplies to Bring: Crochet Hooks sizes G - I Smooth, non-variegated, dk or worsted weight yarn to match strips brought to class.
Description: Do you know how to make a hairpin lace strip but just need help understanding how to join them? Join Stitch Diva lead designer , Jennifer Hansen, as she covers the basic categories of hairpin lace joins, and create a pretty little bag using strips created as homework (or created in the optional "Beginning Hairpin Lace" morning workshop).
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T206K - Mad Hatters (Knitting)
Thursday, May 14, 2009 · 2:00 PM - 5:00 PM
Instructor: Mary Scott Huff
Skill Level: Intermediate
Supplies to Bring: 3-5 colors of your favorite smooth (non-novelty) yarn (50g balls or less. 16" circular, and matching set of DPN to suit gauge. 16" circular or straight needles 2 sizes smaller than gauge. Colored pencils or markers, tape measure, calculator.
Description: Design a colorwork hat, running as mad as you wish with your favorite yarn and colors! Creating your own design can be daunting with all the choices there are to make. In this fun and creative approach, you will establish simple rules to follow which will help you to make those choices. This simple hat project will open your mind to the many possibilities of charted colorwork. As a Mad Hatter, you will produce your own hat pattern, incorporating a stranded colorwork chart you create in class. Choose the design elements, draw a chart, and do some simple math. Just a few simple steps and you're off!
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Thursday Designer Workshop
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T2DWK - Designer Workshop (Knitting)
Thursday, May 14, 2009 · 2:00 PM - 5:00 PM
Instructor: Janet Szabo
Skill Level: All Levels
Supplies to Bring: Pen/paper for taking notes. Please come prepared with specific questions about designing and the business of design.
Description: Creativity is not just a talent possessed by a chosen few. All knitters and crocheters have within themselves the ability to design. Maybe you've wondered, though, if you have what it takes to make a living as a designer. Join designer, author, and teacher Janet Szabo for a lively discussion of the realities of this business, and find out if it's for you. Are you an aspiring designer who is wondering where to begin? We'll talk about how to assess your skills, jumpstart the creative process, and decide which design venue (magazine, self-publishing, digital, etc.) is the right one for you. Have you already begun your designing journey and just need a bit of guidance? Learn what pitfalls to avoid and how to manage all the other (non-knitting or non-crocheting) tasks that are involved. Find out what's involved in running a business. Learn tips for marketing yourself and your work. Get a head start on a great new career! [NOTE: This class won’t cover specific techniques, but students should know the basics of knitting or crocheting. Some experience with garment design is helpful, but not essential.]
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Thursday 6-Hour All Day Classes
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T301K - Custom Fitting Existing Patterns (Knitting)
Thursday, May 14, 2009 · 9:00 AM - 12 Noon and 2:00 PM - 5:00 PM
Instructor: Lily Chin
Skill Level: Intermediate
Supplies to Bring: 1. Graph paper, maybe 8 or 10 squares to the inch. 2. Gauged or proportioned knitter's grid, any gauge. 3. Pencils (preferably in several colors) and eraser. 4. Pocket calculator. 5. Any issue of Vogue Knitting before Spring 1991 but after '84. Again, if you can't find one, I'm sure one of your fellow students will share.
Description: There are many patterns from yarn companies, magazines and books available, but you want to change the neckline, lengthen the sleeves, etc. In this class you'll find out how to successfully personalize the fit of a pattern and cater it to yourselves or those you knit for. See how small alterations can make a garment hang better. Learn accessible alternatives for drop shoulders. You'll learn simple refinements and easy modifications that don't require extensive pattern re-writes, but will produce great results. Please note that this is not a "change the pattern to be another size" class.
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Friday 3-Hour Morning Classes
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F100C - Twice As Nice Thermal Stitch (Crochet)
Friday, May 15, 2009 · 9:00 AM - Noon
Instructor: Darla Fanton
Materials Fee: $5 - Please pay instructor on site
Fee Description: Color handout and two skeins yarn
Skill Level: Beginner
Supplies to Bring: Assorted crochet hooks ranging in size from G (4 mm) to I (5.5 mm); stitch marker or safety pins; scissors; optional - magnetic board or static cling guide typically used to keep track of place on chart
Special Skills Required: Single crochet
Description: Using standard crochet stitches and two colors of yarn create projects with a different look to each side. The resulting fabric can be dense and protective, such as the potholder we will be making in class, or soft and cushiony as a cloud. This stitch is perfect for either keeping heat out or holding it in! Learn how to select yarns, stitches, and hooks to achieve the result you desire.
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F101C - A Big Hook Introduction To Tunisian Crochet (Crochet)
Friday, May 15, 2009 · 9:00 AM - Noon
Instructor: Jennifer Hansen
Materials Fee: $2 - Please pay instructor on site
Fee Description: Handouts
Skill Level: Beginner
Supplies to Bring: At least 3 coordinating bulky weight (any yarn including ribbons that yields gauge of 2.5 sts/inch or less) including a smooth, non-variegated bulky-weight yarn Crochet hooks will be provided for you to borrow in the class.
Description: Stitch Diva lead designer, Jennifer Hansen, will teach you how to use this traditional technique in very untraditional ways. Using large hooks and modern yarns, create fabrics that look woven instead of knit or crochet. Tunisian crochet uses less yarn than standard crochet and is considered by many to be a cross between knitting and crochet. We will cover the basic stitches in Tunisian Crochet and view some FAST and EASY projects.
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F102K - Fine Finishing One (Knitting) - Sold Out
Friday, May 15, 2009 · 9:00 AM - Noon
Instructor: Nancie Wiseman
Skill Level: Intermediate
Supplies to Bring: Approx 50 grams of worsted weight yarn in a light color, the same yarn used to knit the homework swatches. 3 yards of smooth cotton scrap yarn. Knitting needles that give you 5 sts/inch on the yarn you're using. 2 extra double pointed needles in the same size. Size H crochet Hook. Yarn needle. Size 18 tapestry needle.
Description: Hate finishing? Learn the techniques that make it easier and more successful so you won't hate it anymore. A class for the already confident knitter that wants to fine tune the professional techniques for perfect seaming, picking up stitches. Lots of hands on practice with all of the techniques.
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F104C - Fine Shaping in Stitch Patterning (Crochet)
Friday, May 15, 2009 · 9:00 AM - Noon
Instructor: Lily Chin
Materials Fee: $1 - Please pay instructor on site
Fee Description: 5-page hanout
Skill Level: Advanced
Supplies to Bring: 1- any favorite garment you want to "copy" (can be non-knit/non-crochet). 2- If you have it, graph paper is always useful, gauged and with large boxes like 4 sts and 5 rows to the inch or 4.5 sts and 6 rows to the inch or 5 sts and 7 rows to the inch. 3- OPTIONAL: Any paper SEWING pattern. 4- Assorted colored pencils. 5- Eraser. 6- Homework swatches.
Description: How often have you worked some fancy stitch pattern but became stumped when it came time to shape the neckline? What do you do if you want a classic set-in sleeve instead of the dreaded drop shoulder? How can you create a refined fit and nip in for the waist/ full for the bust? This class will clue you in on how to work within the stitch structure of a fancy pattern and still add the necessary garment shaping. Find out trade secrets from my ready-to-wear experience.
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F105K - Wheres and Hows of Increases and Decreases (Knitting)
Friday, May 15, 2009 · 9:00 AM - Noon
Instructor: Arenda Holladay
Skill Level: Beginner
Supplies to Bring: Worsted weight yarn and appropriately sized needles (6-9 US)
Description: This class discusses the various types of increases and decreases used in knitting and how to improve their appearance. Where to place the increases and decreases is also discussed.
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F106K - Lace Basics (Knitting)
Friday, May 15, 2009 · 9:00 AM - Noon
Instructor: JC Briar
Materials Fee: $2 - Please pay instructor on site
Fee Description: Comprehensive handouts
Skill Level: Beginner
Supplies to Bring: Smooth, plain, light colored, DK-weight yarn; US size 7 (4.5mm) needles; stitch markers; waste yarn.
Description: Yarn overs matched with decreases: that's all lace is. But an incredible variety of lace patterns stems from the way a handful of decrease stitches are placed in relation to their matching yarn overs. Learn how to work these decreases, how to knit into a yarn over, and how to keep track of your lace knitting while working some sample swatches. Pick up tips for choosing appropriate yarn and needles, handling mistakes, and blocking.
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Friday 3-Hour Afternoon Classes
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F200C -Double Hook Crochet: The Basics (Crochet)
Friday, May 15, 2009 · 2:00 PM - 5:00 PM
Instructor: Darla Fanton
Materials Fee: $7 - Please pay instructor on site
Fee Description: Booklet and a double-ended crochet hook
Skill Level: All Levels
Supplies to Bring: 4 contrasting colors of smooth worsted weight yarn (no black or dark colors please), scissors, tapestry needle.
Special Skills Required: Ability to crochet a chain is helpful but not required.
Description: Whether you call it Cro-hooking, Crochenit, Crochet on the Double, or Double Hooking, working with a double-ended crochet hook is just plain fun! Learn to make a unique crocheted fabric that is wonderfully soft, looks like a cross between knit and crochet and as a bonus is totally reversible with a distinctly different look to each side. Learn special hints and tips from one of the leading designers in the technique. The finished work looks so unusual you will be amazed at how easy it is to create and your friends will be asking, "How did you do that?"
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F201C - Fast & Beautiful Broomstick Lace (Crochet)
Friday, May 15, 2009 · 2:00 PM - 5:00 PM
Instructor: Jennifer Hansen
Materials Fee: $2 - Please pay instructor on site
Fee Description: Handouts
Skill Level: Beginner
Supplies to Bring: Crochet Hooks sizes G - I Smooth, non-variegated, dk or worsted weight yarn 1 pair knitting needles in size 19.
Description: Broomstick lace is worked with a crochet hook and a knitting needle. Also known as "Jiffy" lace, this fast technique creates stunning, lacy fabrics that work up in no time. We will cover the basic technique as well as increasing, decreasing, working in the round and short rows to create a pretty little bag that Stitch Diva lead designer , Jennifer Hansen, has designed to be worked in this class.
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F202K - Fine Finishing Two (Knitting)
Friday, May 15, 2009 · 2:00 PM - 5:00 PM
Instructor: Nancie Wiseman
Skill Level: Intermediate
Supplies to Bring: Size 7 knitting needles and two colors of worsted weight yarn, about ½ skein each. Plus, the homework swatches.
Description: Short rows have there own special charm when it comes to shaping garments, making them fit better, and making beautiful seams. With two basic short row techniques you can learn to shape shoulders, make darts, create interesting backs of sweaters, and make sleeves knit across instead of up from the cuff. The 2 basic rules for short rows are easy to learn and utilize in your knitting. You'll love the way your garments fit and go together once you learn to adapt commercial patterns or create your own designs using the magic of short rows.
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F203K - Let Them Knit Cake! (Knitting) - Sold Out
Friday, May 15, 2009 · 2:00 PM - 5:00 PM
Instructor: Janet Szabo
Skill Level: Intermediate
Supplies to Bring: 4 oz light-colored worsted-weight yarn and needles, cable needle, stitch markers, scissors, tapestry needle. Students need to bring a pair of circular needles OR dp needles (they don't need both) for one of the swatches.
Description: Brioche stitches are a wonderfully fun family of stitches. Using just a few easy techniques, create soft, lofty stitch patterns suitable for use in scarves, blankets, and other projects. This class also features a section on combining cables and brioche stitches, for those students who want a cabling emphasis.
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F204K - Learn How To Knit Continental Style (Knitting)
Friday, May 15, 2009 · 2:00 PM - 5:00 PM
Instructor: Nenah Galati
Materials Fee: $24 - Please pay instructor on site
Fee Description: How to Knit Continental Style DVD which comes with written direction and will comfortably walk you through all the necessary steps to knit a scarf, wash cloth and adult and baby hat!
Skill Level: All Levels
Supplies to Bring: Please bring a worsted weight yarn for a scarf and size 8 or 9, 24" circular needle. I prefer you learn on a circular needle.
Description: The Continental Style is faster and less strain on your hand and arm. With this style of knitting you hold the yarn in your left hand, and "pick" the yarn; as opposed to holding it in your right hand and throwing the yarn (American style). This is a perfect way to start your knitting career, but also for folks who have been knitting American but want to change over. You will learn how to knit a scarf, wash cloth and hat, which will be reviewed in class, and completed at home with your instructor on DVD; and for those that need a bit of extra help, your instructor will encourage you to give her a call!
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F205K - Celtic Cables (Knitting)
Friday, May 15, 2009 · 2:00 PM - 5:00 PM
Instructor: Melissa Leapman
Materials Fee: $2 - Please pay instructor on site
Fee Description: Full color handout
Skill Level: Intermediate
Supplies to Bring: Three homework swatches; smooth worsted weight yarn in light colors; appropriate knitting needles; two size 6 double-pointed needles; graph paper (4 or 5 squares to the inch); pencil.
Description: Learn how to use basic cabling techniques to create Celtic inspired panels and motifs. (Shhhh, don't tell anyone, but these gorgeous cables are much easier to knit than they look!)
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F206K - Hook Hocus-Pocus (Knitting)
Friday, May 15, 2009 · 2:00 PM - 5:00 PM
Instructor: JC Briar
Materials Fee: $2 - Please pay instructor on site
Fee Description: Comprehensive handouts
Skill Level: Beginner
Supplies to Bring: Smooth, plain, light colored, worsted-weight yarn; US size 7 (4.5mm) needles, or size needed to obtain gauge of 20 sts = 4" measured over stockinette; crochet hook US size G (4mm)
Description: Maybe you've used a crochet hook to bind off, or to pick up a dropped stitch. But have you used one to join pieces together? To cast on provisionally? Or to stabilize an edge and provide a place from which to pick up stitches? Learn all of these techniques, plus embellishment, decorative edgings, and more.
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Friday 6-Hour All Day Classes
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F300C - Freeform Wearables: Design & Construction (Crochet)
Friday, May 15, 2009 · 9:00 AM - 12 Noon and 2:00 PM - 5:00 PM
Instructor: Myra Wood
Skill Level: Intermediate
Supplies to Bring: 10-20 yards of 15-20 coordinating smooth worsted weight yarn, any fiber. several small skeins of coordinating novelty and textured yarns size 5 and 7 short or circular needles, various crochet hooks from E-I Small scissors, Yarn needle, 2 yards of plain cotton fabric, T shirt or other top that fits well.
Description: Discover how to create one-of-a-kind freeform wearable art. You'll learn how to create and use templates in this hands-on workshop while you explore your creativity. Construction of fabric, sizing and fit, finishing and embellishing will also be covered.
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F301K - Knit 2 Mittens At Once With a Long Circular Needle (Knitting)
Friday, May 15, 2009 · 9:00 AM - 12 Noon and 2:00 PM - 5:00 PM
Instructor: Janet Rehfeldt
Skill Level: Intermediate
Supplies to Bring: 2 balls of lt worsted weight yarn (avoid dark colors), size 5(US)or 6(US) 36" to 41" circular needle with smooth join at cable section, stitch markers or knitter's pins, 1 size 5(US)or 6(US) double pointed needle for cast-on, one small size crochet hook for picking up stitches.
Description: No more orphans! Knitting mittens on one long circular needle allows you to create both mittens at the same time. Working them from the finger tips to the cuff allows you to fit-as-you-knit to make any adjustments needed. You'll learn several cast on methods as well as increase methods for shaping the top of the hand along with the gusset section of the thumb and the ins and out of working with one long circular needle.
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Saturday 3-Hour Morning Classes
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S100K - Tips, Tricks and Hints (Knitting) - Sold Out
Saturday, May 16, 2009 · 9:00 AM - Noon
Instructor: Lily Chin
Skill Level: Intermediate
Supplies to Bring: * All homework. * Extra dpn's, crochet hooks of various sizes, tapestry needles, extra circular needles, worsted wt. yarn of various light colors, maybe a shank button, dental floss (4", waxed preferred).
Description: Learn all the little secrets to make knitting life easier and better. Find out how to cast on in 2-tail method without running out of the second tail. Join a new skein of yarn or a new color without losing that first stitch. See ways of attaching buttons as you work. Create invisible circular bind offs on a neck where the beginning and end are absolutely imperceptible. Weave in those little ends that are too short to put through a darning needle. Take away lots of small "fix-its" and improve those details.
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S102K - Fully-Fashioned and Fabulous! (Knitting)
Saturday, May 16, 2009 · 9:00 AM - Noon
Instructor: Melissa Leapman
Materials Fee: $2 - Please pay instructor on site
Fee Description: Full colored handout
Skill Level: Intermediate
Supplies to Bring: Homework swatches with appropriate needles and yarn; scissors.
Description: It's all in the details! Explore fun and easy ways to work garment shapings with style and finesse. Discover designer tricks that use full-fashion techniques with figure-flattering results
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S103K - Slip-Knit Beaded Bracelet (Knitting)
Saturday, May 16, 2009 · 9:00 AM - Noon
Instructor: Janet Rehfeldt
Materials Fee: $10 - Please pay instructor on site
Fee Description: All materials for class including thread, beads, instructional handout and original pattern.
Skill Level: Intermediate
Supplies to Bring: Size 0000 knitting ndls (double pointed work and may be easier to find), basic class kit including scissors, tape measure, stitch markers or knitter's pins, small stitch holder, pen or pencil.
Description: This class will show you how to knit with beads the easy way by slipping between stitches. You'll learn different methods for threading beads onto your project thread or yarn, how to knit using the slip-bead method allowing you to increase and decrease by bead count to create a bracelet the width and size of your choice; or morph the design to become a belt, choker, headband, neckline embellishment or sleeve cuff for sweaters and jackets.
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S104C - Puffs, Posts, Cables & Connections: Design Tun. Aran (Crochet)
Saturday, May 16, 2009 · 9:00 AM - Noon
Instructor: Darla Fanton
Materials Fee: $8 - Please pay instructor on site
Fee Description: Color booklet
Skill Level: Intermediate
Supplies to Bring: Smooth worsted or sport weight yarn (no dark colors, please); afghan hook of appropriate size for yarn; tapestry needle; stitch markers; two cable needles, stitch holders, or double-pointed knitting needles; pencil; scissors. Optional - row counter.
Special Skills Required: Tunisian Simple, Knit, and Purl Stitches
Description: Learn to create terrific textures in Tunisian crochet including assorted puffs, popcorns, post stitches, chains, and cables that look knit. Use these textured stitches alone or combine them to create aran style projects with flair. Learn a variety of ways to join Tunisian pieces including nearly invisible seams as well as methods using the seam as a design element. Darla will also share her treasure trove of tips and tricks for working Tunisian crochet with ease.
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S105C - Advanced Freeform Knit and/or Crochet (Crochet or Knitting)
Saturday, May 16, 2009 · 9:00 AM - Noon
Instructor: Myra Wood
Skill Level: Intermediate
Supplies to Bring: 10-20 yards of 15-20 coordinating smooth worsted weight yarn, any fiber. Several small skeins of coordinating novelty and textured yarns size 5 and 7 short or circular needles, various crochet hooks from E-I, Small scissors, Yarn needle
Description: What do you do with all of the pieces? This workshop is a favorite for freeformers who want to take their creativity to the next level. You'll explore combining lots of yarn, color and techniques to enhance your "scrumbling" skills. You'll also learn about freeform design and composition in this wonderful workshop.
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S106K - Knitting With Wire (Knitting)
Saturday, May 16, 2009 · 9:00 AM - Noon
Instructor: Nancie Wiseman
Materials Fee: $10 - Please pay instructor on site
Fee Description: Spool of copper wire, beads, clasps, use of tools
Skill Level: Beginner
Supplies to Bring: Size 5 wooden or bamboo needles wire cutters if you have them.
Description: I found that knitting with copper wire can be an extremely interesting way to create "artful" knitting. The wire is really easy to knit with on a size 4 knitting needle. The finer the gauge the easier the wire is to work with. Creating home décor items or jewelry is simple with the wire and a few basic tools and supplies that we don't normally carry in our knitting bags. In this 3 hour class the student will knit a bracelet or a small piece of jewelry using the wire. The techniques for finishing off the wire, adding in new wire, and creating shapes will be covered. I found that knitting with copper wire can be an extremely interesting way to create "artful" knitting. The wire is really easy to knit with on a size 4 knitting needle.
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S107K - Finishing Before You Start (Knitting)
Saturday, May 16, 2009 · 9:00 AM - Noon
Instructor: Janet Szabo
Skill Level: All Levels
Supplies to Bring: 4 oz light-colored worsted weight yarn and appropriate needles, scissors, tapestry needle
Description: What happens at the start of a project determines what the project will look like when it's done. This class will teach students the basics of finishing while emphasizing the importance of planning for good finishing before the first stitch is cast onto the needles. Some homework is required and instructions will be provided prior to the class.
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S108K - Multi-directional Scarves (Knitting)
Saturday, May 16, 2009 · 9:00 AM - Noon
Instructor: JC Briar
Materials Fee: $2 - Please pay instructor on site
Fee Description: Comprehensive handouts
Skill Level: Beginner
Supplies to Bring: Handpainted, self-striping, or other variegated yarn, DK weight or heavier; needles of a size appropriate for your yarn; stitch markers.
Description: Turn variegated yarn into striking scarves with this new form of multi-directional knitting. Learn to form triangles and diamonds from a continuous length of yarn, and to join them together without sewing any seams or picking up any stitches.
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Saturday 3-Hour Afternoon Classes
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S200K - Computer Aided Design (Crochet or Knitting)
Saturday, May 16, 2009 · 2:00 PM - 5:00 PM
Instructor: Lily Chin
Skill Level: All Levels
Supplies to Bring: Pencil and paper
Description: “CAD” has been a new and exciting way for me to “visualize” my work beforehand. It has allowed me to experiment a whole lot more without a whole lot of extra investment in materials and time. Covered also will be down-to-earth information on price, peripherals, on-line help services, and the dreaded “learning curve.”
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S202K - Mosaic Knitting: Colorful Knitting the Easy Way! (Knitting)
Saturday, May 16, 2009 · 2:00 PM - 5:00 PM
Instructor: Melissa Leapman
Materials Fee: $2 - Please pay instructor on site
Fee Description: Full colored handout
Skill Level: Intermediate
Supplies to Bring: Four homework swatches with yarn still attached; a few balls of contrasting brightly-colored (but solid) worsted weight yarn (please do not choose anything too dark); sticky notes (such as Post Itÿ Notes); size 8 knitting needles; graph paper, 5-squares-to-the-inch; pencil.
Description: Do you like the look of intricate colorwork but hate the thought of all those bobbins and tangled up yarns? In this workshop, learn the in's and out's of this deceptively easy technique.
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S203K - Knitting With Thrums and Locks (Lice Knitting) (Knitting)
Saturday, May 16, 2009 · 2:00 PM - 5:00 PM
Instructor: Janet Rehfeldt
Materials Fee: $5 - Please pay instructor on site
Fee Description: Wool fiber for thrums, mohair locks, instructional handout and original pattern.
Skill Level: Intermediate
Supplies to Bring: 1 ball worsted weight wool or wool blend and size 6(US) or 7(US) needles with homework assignment.
Description: Thrum knitting is an age old technique using little bits of fiber knit into your work to create insulated mittens, hats, socks, slippers, vests and jackets that naturally felts while wearing for warmth. Not only is this easy and practical, it creates a very decorative effect on the right side of your work. In addition, we'll learn how adding mohair locks to your creations can add additional dimension and decorative accents.
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S204K - Sweater Knit from the Neck Down (Knitting)
Saturday, May 16, 2009 · 2:00 PM - 5:00 PM
Instructor: Nenah Galati
Materials Fee: $24 - Please pay instructor on site
Fee Description: Sweater from the Neck Down DVD, which comes with written directions. The DVD menu will allow you to go directly to the section of the sweater you are currently working on.
Skill Level: All Levels
Supplies to Bring: I recommend you purchase enough yarn for the completion of your sweater. You will need two circular needles, in the size to accompany your yarn and a 16" length and a 24" in length. You will need 5 stitch markers of one color and 1 stitch marker of another color.
Description: Learn the joy of knitting a sweater that has no pieces or seams to be sewed! This is a fun and easy project, and will bring you hours of joy. Four different gauges are offered, and up to size 50. You will begin your sweater in class, all sections will be reviewed and you can complete your sweater at home, with your instructor on DVD. For those weary of learning on DVD, your instructor will encourage to call her if you need any additional help!
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S205K - Creative Lace Knitting Two (Knitting)
Saturday, May 16, 2009 · 2:00 PM - 5:00 PM
Instructor: Myra Wood
Skill Level: Intermediate
Supplies to Bring: 500-800 yards of smooth lace or fingering weight yarn, any fiber, size 5 and 7 short or circular needles, Small scissors, Yarn needle
Description: Now that you know the basics to Creative Lace, you'll discover how to incorporate this wonderful technique into circular shawls, knit from the center out. You'll make a gorgeous spiral shawl that will be an instant heirloom.
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S206K - I-Cord Extravaganza (Knitting)
Saturday, May 16, 2009 · 2:00 PM - 5:00 PM
Instructor: Nancie Wiseman
Skill Level: Beginner
Supplies to Bring: Two size 6 double pointed knitting needles, 1/2 skein of worsted weight yarn (no novelties) in a light color that contrasts with the yarn you knit the swatches in.
Description: You won't believe all of the various ways I-cord can be used. From borders and trim to buttonholes. There is even garter stitch and reverse stockinette I-cord to add to the already many uses for this fabulous technique. Learn the various ways of attaching I-cord to knitting and how to create borders and trims for your garments.
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S207K - Create Your Own Cables (Knitting)
Saturday, May 16, 2009 · 2:00 PM - 5:00 PM
Instructor: Janet Szabo
Skill Level: Intermediate
Supplies to Bring: 4 oz worsted-weight yarn and appropriate needles, cable needle, tapestry needle, scissors, pencil and paper
Description: Tired of the same old ropes and diamonds? Learn how to create your own original cable stitch patterns. It's easier than it sounds, and it's a lot like eating potato chips--you can't design just one! Unleash your cable creativity!
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S208K - Entrelac Basics (Knitting)
Saturday, May 16, 2009 · 2:00 PM - 5:00 PM
Instructor: JC Briar
Materials Fee: $2 - Please pay instructor on site
Fee Description: Comprehensive handouts
Skill Level: Beginner
Supplies to Bring: Yarn in two or more contrasting colors or textures; needles of a size appropriate for your yarn.
Description: Entrelac fabric looks like strips of knitting woven over and under each other, but it's really formed of individually-knit diamonds. No sewing is required: you join the diamonds together as you knit them. In this class, you'll learn to form the basic units of entrelac: base triangles, side triangles, left- and right-leaning diamonds, and top triangles. You'll also pick up tricks like knitting back backwards, and methods for sizing and shaping entrelac fabric.
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Saturday 6-Hour All Day Classes
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S300K - Toe Up Socks With Short Row Heels (Knitting)
Saturday, May 16, 2009 · 9:00 AM - 12 Noon and 2:00 PM - 5:00 PM
Instructor: Arenda Holladay
Skill Level: Advanced
Supplies to Bring: Good quality DK weight wool and appropriated sized circular needle and DPNs (optional)
Description: The student will learn the basics of knitting a sock from the toe up. While knitting a child's sock, the student will use Judy's Magic Cast on, work a short row heel, and use an invisible bind off. A circular needle is required for the toe cast on but dpns can be used for the rest of the sock. The "Magic Loop" and two circular needle method for knitting socks are discussed.
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Sunday 3-Hour Morning Classes
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N101K - Cable Ready (Knitting)
Sunday, May 17, 2009 · 9:00 AM - Noon
Instructor: Melissa Leapman
Materials Fee: $2 - Please pay instructor on site
Fee Description: Full color handout
Skill Level: Beginner
Supplies to Bring: Homework swatches with yarn still attached; extra white or cream-colored smooth worsted weight yarn; two size 5 double-pointed needles; scissors.
Description: Does the thought of cable knitting have you totally confused and all tied up in knots? In this hands-on workshop, explore the basics of this classic knitting technique, from deciphering charts to practicing all sorts of cable crossings. Learn expert tricks to make your cabled fabrics beautiful, not to mention fun and easy to knit!
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N102K - Toe-Up Techniques for Hand Knit Socks (Knitting)
Sunday, May 17, 2009 · 9:00 AM - Noon
Instructor: Janet Rehfeldt
Skill Level: Intermediate
Supplies to Bring: Homework assignment on single pointed needles; 1 ball of lt worsted weight yarn (avoid dark colors), set of double pointed needles size 5US or 6US, stitch markers or knitters pins.
Description: Socks are Hot Hot Hot! The "toe-up fit as you knit" method gives knitters a fast and easy method of knitting socks that actually fit their feet. This technique class, taught by the author of "Toe-Up Techniques for Hand Knit Socks", covers casting on in both figure eight and closed toe cast on, multiple increase methods for toe shaping, two heel shaping methods as well as binding off, allowing you to determine your choice of what technique works best for you while knitting your socks from the toe up.
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N103K - Short Sleeve Top Knit 3 Different Ways (Knitting)
Sunday, May 17, 2009 · 9:00 AM - Noon
Instructor: Nenah Galati
Materials Fee: $24 - Please pay instructor on site
Fee Description: Short Sleeve Top X3 DVD, with written directions and DVD menu which allows you to access whatever section you are working on.
Skill Level: All Levels
Supplies to Bring: Purchase enough yarn to complete project: SM 700 Yds, MED 820 Yds, LG 880 Yds. Two circular needles in size to accommodate yarn in 16" and 24", Stitch Marker.
Description: This simple short sleeve top is knit in the round as one piece, than dividing for front and back at the sleeves, which are knit as part of the front and back. You will learn three different styles to achieve whatever look you would like, one is a fair isle drop stitch technique, a slip stitch technique and adding beads. You will also learn the formula to create your own pattern. You will begin project in class, all parts reviewed in class; and complete at home with your instructor on DVD, and you can call her if you need her!
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N104C - Remarkable Reversible Ripples (Crochet)
Sunday, May 17, 2009 · 9:00 AM - Noon
Instructor: Darla Fanton
Materials Fee: $5 - Please pay instructor on site
Fee Description: Color handout
Skill Level: Intermediate
Supplies to Bring: Double-ended crochet hook in size I, J or K (14" is preferred), at least 2 highly contrasting colors of smooth worsted weight yarn, scissors. Optional - 2 colors of yarn and appropriate size double-ended hook to begin your scarf.
Special Skills Required: Must be familiar with basic double-hook technique.
Description: Take your double-ended hook on a journey to the peaks and valleys of the ripple pattern! If you are a fan of the ripple, you will certainly enjoy working these four ripple patterns that are reversible with a totally different look to each side. The different methods of increasing and decreasing learned while working the swatches for a scarf may be carried over into other double-hook projects. We will also discuss how to expand the scarf patterns into shawls or afghans with design tips on color placement, working with more than two colors, working with yarns of different weights, and variegated or novelty yarns.
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N105K - Where and Hows of Picking Up Stitches (Knitting) - Sold Out
Sunday, May 17, 2009 · 9:00 AM - Noon
Instructor: Arenda Holladay
Skill Level: All Levels
Supplies to Bring: Worsted weight wool. 2 circular needles--Size 2 or 3 and one appropriate to worst weight wool Size 6-9
Description: This class discusses where and how to pick up stitches along vertical and horizontal edges. The final portion of the class is devoted to an easy technique for picking up a double band which gives a garment a more professional look. It can also be used on a reversible garment. (Photo shows example of double pickup band).
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N106K - The Hole Truth: The Basics of Lace (Knitting)
Sunday, May 17, 2009 · 9:00 AM - Noon
Instructor: Gwen Bortner
Skill Level: Intermediate
Supplies to Bring: 2 oz of smooth light color DK or worsted weight yarn (wool preferred) and needles appropriate to yarn, plus basic knitting supplies.
Description: If you are intrigued by lace, but fear the complexity, this is the class for you. Lace looks complex (and can be) but some of the most beautiful patterns are actually quite simple. We will start at the beginning covering the terms yarn over and yarn around needle, explaining the different types of decreases and working through the basics. We will also provide an overview of lace charts and tips for dealing with more complex patterns. Open up a "hole" new world of knitting for yourself to enjoy and enter the world of lace.
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Sunday 3-Hour Afternoon Classes
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N201K - Two-Color Double Knitting (Knitting)
Sunday, May 17, 2009 · 2:00 PM - 5:00 PM
Instructor: Melissa Leapman
Materials Fee: $2 - Please pay instructor on site
Fee Description: Full colored handout
Skill Level: Intermediate
Supplies to Bring: Three sets of cast-on stitches from homework with yarn still attached; a few balls of contrasting brightly-colored (but solid) worsted weight yarn (please do not choose anything too dark); sticky notes (such as Post Itÿ Notes); size 6 knitting needles; blunt tapestry needle; graph paper, 5-squares-to-the-inch; pencil.
Description: With this fascinating knitting technique, both sides of the knitting appear to be stockinette stitch. In just a few fun hours, learn how to knit-and design!-these beautiful reversible fabrics.
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N202K - Dyeing Pre-Knit Blanks With Kool-Aid & Food Coloring (Knitting)
Sunday, May 17, 2009 · 2:00 PM - 5:00 PM
Instructor: Janet Rehfeldt
Materials Fee: $15 - Please pay instructor on site
Fee Description: Includes knit blank large enough for a pair of socks or mittens, all dyes and materials for class, instructional handout and original pattern.
Skill Level: Beginner
Supplies to Bring: None. You may want to wear jeans and tee shirts or bring a chefs apron with you. Anyone allergic to latex or plastic must bring non-toxic rubber gloves to prevent dye from coloring your hands.
Description: Class will cover the ins and outs of dyeing pre-knit fabric (or blanks) using non-toxic food-grade dyes. These pre-knit blanks are then unraveled as you knit or crochet for one of a kind socks, mittens, hats, scarves and so much more. We'll even determine the spacing to dye blanks or yarn for self-patterning and jacquard designs.
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N203K - Entrelac Hats & Bags: Felted or Not (Knitting)
Sunday, May 17, 2009 · 2:00 PM - 5:00 PM
Instructor: Nenah Galati
Materials Fee: $24 - Please pay instructor on site
Fee Description: Entrelac Hats and Bags Felted or Not DVD, which comes with written directions. The DVD menu will allow you to access whatever section you are working on.
Skill Level: All Levels
Supplies to Bring: Bring three contrasting colors of yarn for either hat or small bag, 50 grams should be enough, also 16" needle to accommodate your yarn. If you are planning on felting, please make sure it is 100% wool or a wool blend that will felt. For larger bag, I would recommend 100 grams of each color. As stitch marker.
Description: In this fun class, the mystery of Entrelac will finally be removed. You will be delighted to learn how easy it is, once you have been shown how to knit backwards! You can chose a small or large bag, to felt or not; as well as a hat, again to felt or not. The look of an entrelac knit garment has the appearance of being very difficult, when in reality it is not! You will start your bag or hat in class, all sections will be reviewed and you can complete with you instructor at home on DVD, calls are always welcome for those that need a little extra assurance!
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N204K - Knit & Purl With Your Crochet Hook (Crochet)
Sunday, May 17, 2009 · 2:00 PM - 5:00 PM
Instructor: Darla Fanton
Materials Fee: $7 - Please pay instructor on site
Fee Description: Color handout and Tunisian crochet hook
Skill Level: All Levels
Supplies to Bring: Small amounts double knitting or sport weight yarn (no dark colors please), locking stitch marker or safety pin, scissors, tapestry needle. Optional - if you would like to start a scarf in class bring 150 gms double knitting or sport weight yarn.
Special Skills Required: Ability to crochet a chain is helpful but not required.
Description: Yes, you can create a knit-look fabric with a crochet hook. Whether you are struggling to master "two sticks and a string" or are just looking for something new to try, Tunisian Crochet is a fun alternative. Often called the bridge between knit and crochet, this "one stick" method can take on many knit-like effects. Learn how to create a solid knit/purl fabric or a more open "knit" lace look-alike fabric plus tips on converting knit patterns to Tunisian crochet.
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N205K - Measuring Gauge Accurately (Knitting)
Sunday, May 17, 2009 · 2:00 PM - 5:00 PM
Instructor: Arenda Holladay
Skill Level: All Levels
Supplies to Bring: Basic calculator and ruler (not tape measurer).
Description: In this class you will learn why gauge is important and how to measure it accurately for a variety of stitch patterns. We will also discuss how you can use gauge to alter patterns or to design your own patterns
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N206K - Start with the Finish in Mind (Knitting)
Sunday, May 17, 2009 · 2:00 PM - 5:00 PM
Instructor: Gwen Bortner
Skill Level: Advanced
Supplies to Bring: 2 oz of smooth worsted weight yarn in a light color (used in swatch), needles
appropriate to yarn selected, plus basic knitting supplies.
Description: Many times what happens at the end is greatly influenced by what happened at the start. In the case of knitting, this is particularly true. Decisions we make starting with the cast on selection and on through the knitting of the project greatly influence the look of the final project. Start by learning the pros and cons of decisions we make in the knitting of a garment. Next, gain hands-on experience developing skills we typically associate with "finishing". Finally, get answers on fixing problems "after it is too late". Strong knitting skills and basic garment construction experience required.
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Sunday 6-Hour All Day Classes
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N302C - Beadaring, Beadelighted, Beadazzled, Bead Crochet (Crochet)
Sunday, May 17, 2009 · 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM
Instructor: Lily Chin
Materials Fee: $20 - Please pay instructor on site
Fee Description: Many various & assorted bead types and colors, special beading hooks, and special bead threader as well as extensive hand-out.
Skill Level: Intermediate
Supplies to Bring: 1. Several colors of Worsted Weight yarn and appropriate hooks. 2. Several colors of sport weight yarn and appropriate hooks. 3. Several colored pencils or markers & eraser or white-out. 4. OPTIONAL: A few of your favorite stitch patterns, both color and texture, worked up and/or charted out on graph paper. Xeroxing the crocheted results would also be helpful. OR, xerox the pattern from the picture in the book or stitch dictionary (if small, try to enlarge to real-life size). 5. Needle, thread and scissors. 6. OPTIONAL: Any of your own favorite beads
Description: Beads may be glamorous or primitive, glitzy or rustic, delicate or bold. They invariably impart a texture and dimension to our crochet. Whether added on spontaneously as we work, added on after the fact, or planned and mapped out ahead of time, the results will always garner attention and admiration. Learn the many ways of applying different types of beads. Find out which method is best in which situation. See the effects on different kinds of materials. "Draw a bead" on new techniques to achieve all this.
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