Pretty sure I signed up for Ravelry... Uncover the valuable resources available in Ravelry's website. Ravelry is a free online community of knitting, crochet, & weaving enthusiasts. Please bring a wi-fi enabled device if you have one (e.g., tablet, smartphone, or laptop). $15 for 1 hour class.
Continue learning crochet stitches and techniques Are you ready to go beyond single crochet stitches? In this class, we will cover double crochet, half double crochet and will discuss reading simple patterns. $25 for a 2 hour class. Plus materials purchased from Bella Filati If you took Crochet 1 with us, please bring your materials… Read More »Learn to Crochet 2 (LTC 2)
Using what you learned in LTK1, you are ready to continue your knitting journey. This next class will teach you the purl stitch and how to bind off. $25 for one 2 hour class plus materials purchased from Bella Filati (students continuing from a previous LTK1 may bring their supplies from the first class).
Were you wowed by the beaded bracelets and necklaces at the Freshman Fifteen trunk show this past fall? Learn to make your own! In this two week class we will learn how to do circular crochet with beads. In the first week, you will learn the basic technique and in the second class, you will… Read More »Beaded Crochet Bracelet Class
Have you been wanting to learn how to knit? Haven't touched knitting needles in a decade? This is the class for you! This class will get you started on your knitting journey. Starting with the basics, we'll cast on and practice the knit stitch in this session. $25 for one 2 hour class plus materials… Read More »Learn to Knit 1 (LTK1)
"Falling Water" is a very simple lace patterned scarf. We will cover the basics of following a lace pattern using both written and charted instructions. Materials required: 300 - 400 yards of a soft fingering weight wool yarn and US #5 or #6 needles of any length. A sport weight, dk or light worsted weight… Read More »Very Simple First Lace Scarf
LEARN HOW TO CROCHET A CHILD'S SWEATER from Lynn Wasylkevych Master Crocheter. In early Spring of 2014, Lynn received her certificate for “Master of Advanced Stitches and Techniques”, through the Crochet Guild of America. She continues to create original designs for various publications such as Interweave Crochet, Crochetscene, Love of Crochet, Crochet World, Crochet Magazine. *Must… Read More »Learn to Crochet a Child’s Sweater
Were you wowed by the beaded bracelets and necklaces at the Freshman Fifteen trunk show this past fall? Learn to make your own! In this two week class we will learn how to do circular crochet with beads. In the first week, you will learn the basic technique and in the second class, you will… Read More »Beaded Crochet Bracelet Class
Using what you learned in LTK1, you are now ready to continue your knitting journey. This next class will teach you the purl stitch and how to bind off. $25 for one 2 hour class plus materials purchased from Bella Filati (students continuing from a previous LTK1 may bring their supplies from the first class).
"Falling Water" is a very simple lace patterned scarf. We will cover the basics of following a lace pattern using both written and charted instructions. Materials required: 300 - 400 yards of a soft fingering weight wool yarn and US #5 or #6 needles of any length. A sport weight, dk or light worsted weight… Read More »Very Simple First Lace Scarf
We all make knitting mistakes...but how do you fix them? Make your knitting a more pleasurable experience by learning to fix your own mistakes. Don't let your project become a UFO because you dropped a stitch, added a yarn over, or made some other mistake and can't figure out what to do next. Alison will show you… Read More »Mistakes 101
LEARN HOW TO MASTER THE "MAGIC LOOP" Jennifer will walk you through this. When you're making something smaller (socks, sleeves, mittens, etc), you're gonna need to work some magic. .. Consider the magic loop method your new best friend. . The magic loop method is way of creating pieces with small circumferences by using just one long, circular needle. Saturday:… Read More »Learn How to Magic Loop
