No Knitting required for these Workshops! Bring your sister, daughter, mother or friend and enjoy the limitless creative possibilities that you can learn quickly.
This undulating wave scarf uses beads within the pattern. It is a challenge for the knitter with lots of stitches in their bag.
If you know me (this is Rebecca), then you know I have a love of entrelac. It’s a technique that lets you work a unit at a time, but it is done by picking up stitches, so no assembly is required later on. It is also the perfect technique when you want to play with color and texture.
This Feather and Fan afghan is wonderful when you want a nod to tradition, but contemporary color and texture. Feather and Fan always looks more difficult than it really is! We will happily help you assemble this throw in colors that are perfect for your home.
If you are longing for something VERY different to knit, this may be the project for you. Yes, it’s knitted on needles with pre-strung beads, etc.
Funky Footsies is a wonderful way to learn to make socks, using number 13 needles. You will learn all the basics of sock making and complete a pair quickly. They’re great as house socks or Christmas stockings.
This sweet little camouflage baby bootie was made by Marty. It’s a favorite for those babies who have ‘outdoors men’ for fathers. You never know when you need invisibility in the crib!
Felting is a blast! This chic, fun and totally practical bag is easy to make and so enjoyable to embellish with flowers or designs of your choosing. It’s also light as a feather.
Allisons simple little crocheted bag, can be made any size with your basic crochet skills. It can contain a gift or be the gift
This beautiful, classic vest with a twist, is made from Mountain Colors, Mountain Goat yarn. It is hand dyed and comes in a number of glorious color combos. I love the detail of this piece. It is an interesting pattern to knit, without demanding too much attention. The yarn is soft, with just the right amount of drape to flow and not cling to the body.
