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Kate Oates Ready, Set, PLAN! Knitting a sweater that flatters begins with the work you put in on the front end, before even casting on. In this chat, knitters will learn all about the pre-knitting prep that goes into creating a dream sweater fit including swatching tips, taking measurements and how to choose a size based on ease and garment construction. This is a live Zoom Event on Sunday, January 22nd at 2:00pm Eastern, 1:00pm Central, 12:00pm Mountain, 11:00am Pacific THIS CHAT WILL BE RECORDED |
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Classes
Are you hooked but don't know where to start? Then this class is for you! Crochet this little elephant from an original pattern by Ivonne and learn the basics of amigurumi. You will learn how to shape little creatures, create different facial expressions, and dress up your creation with flowers and bows. By the end of the 3 classes you will be able to go home with this cute elephant and the skills to crochet many more on your own.
Cost: $ 65.00
You didn't get a hippopotamus for Christmas? Let's make one! Students will learn the basics of amigurumi, learn to shape little creatures, create different facial expressions, and dress up their creations. By the end of the course you will be able to go home with this cute rhino or hippo. Amigurumi, a popular type of crochet, is a portmanteau of two Japanese terms: ami, meaning crocheted or knitted; and nuigurumi, a stuffed doll. It often takes the form of an animal or fantastical creature with an aesthetic that's best described as kawaii or cute. This makes amigurumi ideal for kids or anyone that likes button noses and rosy cheeks.
Cost: $ 90.00
This in-person class is for the very beginner, no experience required. Learn and develop the basic skills - casting on, knit & purl stitches, casting/binding off, and other tips and hints. Over 2 classes on consecutive weeks.
Cost: $ 50.00
Learn how to spin your own yarn using natural wool top and a drop spindle! We'll cover the techniques of spinning, plying, and finishing your yarn, as well as strategies for managing your fiber supply, maintaining an even yarn consistency, and spinning with a specific project in mind. Knitters, crocheters, and weavers welcome!
Cost: $ 100.00
So you have the basics down, now what? In this class you will learn how to intermix different stitches to create patterns, learn about gauge (and why you should), different seaming techniques. We will use these techniques to make a sampler scarf!
Cost: $ 70.00
There's nothing better than hand knit socks. Learn and understand the basic terminology and anatomy of toe-up socks with a Turkish cast-on and Shadow Wrap short row heel. Work in one color, or make your heel, toe and/or cuff a contrasting color.
Cost: $ 75.00
In this class, young makers from ages 8-12 will learn how to knit a scarf and how to read a pattern so that students can knit handwarmers themselves.
Cost: $ 75.00
We are pleased to be partnered with Pam Grushkin - Virtual Knitting Classes
Our customers get 10% off all classes using this code:
CenterOfTheYarniverse-VA-10
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Save 10% off the yarn for your class when you purchase it from us - just show us your class receipt.
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