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Friday Night Classes
CLOSED F1. Sock Party
Carol Breitner
Advanced
Advanced sock techniques for serious sock fanatics. Discussion,
demonstrations, questions and answers. Prerequisites: Experience knitting
many pairs of socks
F2. Curly Q Scarf
Joy Jannotti
Beginner
Short rows make this scarf l
ook curly and frilly.
Explore this useful
technique and make
something fun, too!
We will learn how to make
short rows
using wraps & turns, and how
to hide the wraps.
F3. Double Knitting - The Basics
Linda Montgomery-Blair
Intermediate
This class will cover the basics of Double Knitting. You will learn how to
simultaneously knit 2 sides of fabric at once to produce a single piece of
fabric. We will cover how to choose the patterns to use for double knitting.
Pattern will be provided by instructor. Prerequisites: Student must be able
to read charts, and understand the concept "yarn forward/yarn back"
F4. Especially Quick Bead Knitted Lariat Necklace-2 Looks
Barbara B. Rushworth
Beginner
Students will begin a simple bead knitted lariat necklace in class. The
project will not be completed in class time but the students will be taught
everything needed to finish at home. Prerequisites: Patience, good eyesight
and willingness to work with tiny metal needles.
F5. How to Read a Knitting Pattern
Cynthia Spencer
Beginner
Reading patterns seems hard! What do all those abbreviations mean? How do I
"break yarn" or "work in pattern" or "repeat from * to *" or read a chart?
Don't worry-we'll clear it all up during class, and answer those questions
and more! Leave the class feeling much more confidant about being able to
make all those wonderful sweaters and hats you see in magazines and books!
Materials fee: $3.00 payable to instructor in class.
CLOSED F6. Combination Continental Knitting Style - Kinder, Gentler, Faster Style of Knitting
Laura Whitman
All levels
Combination Continental Knitting is THE style for crocheters who want to
learn to knit! It is a gentler knitting style for most tender wrists,
elbows, and shoulders. You will learn to cast on, knit, purl, increase,
decrease, and bind off. Your purls are so easy you hardly know you're doing
them, your rows should go faster, and your knitting will be more "even" from
your first day. Materials fee: $3.00 payable to instructor in class;
includes a complete, illustrated instruction booklet.
Carol Breitner
Advanced
Advanced sock techniques for serious sock fanatics. Discussion,
demonstrations, questions and answers. Prerequisites: Experience knitting
many pairs of socks
F2. Curly Q Scarf
Joy Jannotti
Beginner
Short rows make this scarf l
ook curly and frilly.
Explore this useful
technique and make
something fun, too!
We will learn how to make
short rows
using wraps & turns, and how
to hide the wraps.
F3. Double Knitting - The Basics
Linda Montgomery-Blair
Intermediate
This class will cover the basics of Double Knitting. You will learn how to
simultaneously knit 2 sides of fabric at once to produce a single piece of
fabric. We will cover how to choose the patterns to use for double knitting.
Pattern will be provided by instructor. Prerequisites: Student must be able
to read charts, and understand the concept "yarn forward/yarn back"
F4. Especially Quick Bead Knitted Lariat Necklace-2 Looks
Barbara B. Rushworth
Beginner
Students will begin a simple bead knitted lariat necklace in class. The
project will not be completed in class time but the students will be taught
everything needed to finish at home. Prerequisites: Patience, good eyesight
and willingness to work with tiny metal needles.
F5. How to Read a Knitting Pattern
Cynthia Spencer
Beginner
Reading patterns seems hard! What do all those abbreviations mean? How do I
"break yarn" or "work in pattern" or "repeat from * to *" or read a chart?
Don't worry-we'll clear it all up during class, and answer those questions
and more! Leave the class feeling much more confidant about being able to
make all those wonderful sweaters and hats you see in magazines and books!
Materials fee: $3.00 payable to instructor in class.
CLOSED F6. Combination Continental Knitting Style - Kinder, Gentler, Faster Style of Knitting
Laura Whitman
All levels
Combination Continental Knitting is THE style for crocheters who want to
learn to knit! It is a gentler knitting style for most tender wrists,
elbows, and shoulders. You will learn to cast on, knit, purl, increase,
decrease, and bind off. Your purls are so easy you hardly know you're doing
them, your rows should go faster, and your knitting will be more "even" from
your first day. Materials fee: $3.00 payable to instructor in class;
includes a complete, illustrated instruction booklet.
Skill Levels are defined as follows-
Basic: No knitting knowledge or skills needed.
Beginner: Can knit, purl cast on and cast off.
Intermediate: Beginner level skills plus increase, decrease, and follow simple patterns.
Advanced: Intermediate level skills plus yarn over patterns, cables, ribbing, comfortable
with pattern interpretation.
All levels: This class is of interest regardless of knitting skill level.
Basic: No knitting knowledge or skills needed.
Beginner: Can knit, purl cast on and cast off.
Intermediate: Beginner level skills plus increase, decrease, and follow simple patterns.
Advanced: Intermediate level skills plus yarn over patterns, cables, ribbing, comfortable
with pattern interpretation.
All levels: This class is of interest regardless of knitting skill level.
| All required homework and supply lists will be sent to with your registration confirmation. |
| Class Registration Fee includes selection of any 2 Three-Hour Classes or 1 Six-Hour Class |