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Saturday, May 25
Felted “Scribble Scarf”
Presenter: Marcia Weinert
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Workshop for Adult & Teen
Saturday, May 25 – 9 am to 12:00 noon
You don’t have to know how to weave, knit or crochet in order to turn a single skein of mohair yarn into a fashionable, unique all-season scarf, which makes a lovely gift for yourself or someone else at any time of year. We’ll just add soapy water—and some elbow grease! Come see how the miracle happens.
Learn to Crochet Today!
Presenter: Heather McQueen
Workshop for Adult & Teen
Time: Saturday, May 25 – 10:00 am to 12:00 noon
You’ve seen all kinds of cute projects that you want to crochet but aren’t sure where to start. You’ve tried following along with a beginner’s You-Tube tutorial, but you still have questions or aren’t sure about that doesn’t seem right. After this workshop, you’ll know how to hold your yarn and hook, how to work basic stitches, and how to avoid the dreaded crooked edges. All levels of experience welcome, even those who have not worked with yarn before.
Skirting Simplified
Presenter: Malinda Lesko
Workshop for Adult & Teen
Day and Time: May 25 11am-12pm
Are you ready to take the leap into the world of raw wool? You’ll have an opportunity to get your hands into some raw wool (but only if you want to!). We will walk through tips and techniques for preparing fleece that’s ready for spinning, felting, or other fiber crafts.
Corded Wool Footstool Weaving
Presenter: Katie Gibbons
Adult & Teen
Corded Wool Footstool Weaving
Saturday May 25 12:30 pm to 3:30 pm
Dreaming of a soft luxurious place to put your feet?
Then this is the class for you!
Spinning for Fineness and Consistency
Presenter: Marcia Weinert
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Workshop for Adult & Teen
Time: Saturday, May 25 – 1:00 pm to 4:00 pm
After mastering the basics of hand spinning, many spinners struggle to spin yarn that is truly consistent in diameter—or they wish they could spin a truly lace weight yarn. Bring your favorite (or most frustrating!) spinning wheel and come learn several easy methods to improve your confidence and skills, so that you can create the yarn of your dreams!
Children’s Workshops – Saturday, May 25
Felting Muffin Flowers
Presenter: Frostine Bean
Children’s Workshop
Saturday May 25
11:00 am; 11:30 am; 12:00 noon; 12:30 pm.
Learn how to make a felted flowers using wool, soap and a muffin tin.
Ages: 3 -6 years old with adult supervision
Learn Kumihimo Braiding
Presenter: Frostine Bean
Children’s Workshop
Saturday, May 25
1:00 pm and 2:00 pm
Come learn how to do Kumihimo Braiding. We will give you the template and wool yarn in order to make your own braid.
Sunday, May 26
Knitting Austrian Traveling Stitch Patterns
Presenter: Marcia Weinert,
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Adult & Teens
Sunday, May 26 – 9 am to 12 noon
The tiny twists and cables that make up traditional “Austrian” traveling stitch patterns are easy to master, if you have just a handful of tricks and tips under your belt! We will learn about these traditions and develop these skills by working a simple pattern over a square that can be used as a pocket or pouch, or even a potholder! Bring smooth, one-color yarn in a worsted weight (Yarn Council #4 weight), ideally not a dark color, preferably WOOL. Please also bring any type of knitting needle that you prefer, in a size you would normally use with this thickness of yarn (typically 4-7).
Make a Granny Square Today!
Presenter: Heather McQueen
Adult & Teens
Sunday, May 26, 10am -12 noon
Fiber Shed: 7
Class Fee: $44 per student
The Granny Square is the classic way to use up scrap yarn The easy to memorize pattern is very soothing, almost a mediation. In this workshop you’ll learn how to make a basic granny, refinements for tidier squares, and how to deal with all of those loose ends. We’ll go over ways to join your finished squares. Bonus lesson of endless granny square as time allows. This is not a beginners class. Students must be able to chain, double crochet, and slip stitch with confidence.