Classes
What Are You Working On?
Learning how to get from Point A to Point Z isn’t always a clear path
through the myriad of knitting trails, what with all the ssks, MBs and
pssos. Classes and formal instruction, paired with “stick-to-it-ness”,
(and sometimes a rather large glass of wine!) can help to navigate the
way toward finished pieces you’re proud to call hand knit.
We’re in the process of setting up our class schedule for Fall 2008.
Class times will vary to incorporate both evening and daytime classes,
as well as a mix of mid-week and Saturday sessions.
Classes previously held at Inish Knits include:
- Acorn Mittens
- Baby Booties
- Continental Knitting & Purling (suggested as a warm-up for Fair Isle Knitting)
- Dye Your Own Yarn
- Gauging for Success
- Fair Isle Knitting (also known as “Two-Color” or “Stranded” Knitting)
- Felted Slippers
- Folk Mittens
- Handcrafted, Not Homemade—It’s All in the Details
- Introduction to Knitting Lace
- Learn to Knit
- Learn to Crochet
- The Magic Loop - (a method of knitting in the round on one 40-inch circular needle)
- Make Your Own Yarn—Drop Spindle Spinning
- My First Sweater
- Needle Felted Embellishments
- The Perfect Baby Sweater
- Socks, Socks, Socks!
- Tea Cozy
- Toe-Up Socks