Caroline Hat Get Started Workshop
Tuesday, October 15, 5 - 7 pm
Come and get started on the Caroline Hat.
Caroline is a lightweight, summery cloche featuring a turned hem, pleat detail, and grosgrain hatband with bow. The shaping and color schemes are heavily influenced by 1920s summer fashion, and the hat borrows its name from Caroline Reboux, inventor of the cloche.
You will need needles, yarn, and pattern - http://web.archive.org/web/20101102033933/http://www.popknits.com/index.php/patterns/page/caroline/
No registration required.
Scrap-hat Class: Thursday, October 17th, 6:30-8pm
Fee: $25; Instructor: Stephanie Hagelburg
Learn how to make a hat from scraps! I'll let you pick from my generous stash of yarn to make sure you're successful. Once you learn the technique you will be able to turn your scrap yarns into more of these popular ear flap hats! I'll also show you how to make and attach a tassel to your hat.
Please bring:
16" circular needle and set pf dp needles both the same size (10.5 or 11)
The class fee includes yarn and my brand new pattern. You get to pick the colors!
To register, please stop on by the shop, call us at (505) 672-2008 or send an email to classes@warmheartsyarn.com. We appreciate 24 hour class registration notice so we are best able to prepare for our students. Thank you!
Scrap-hat Class: Thursday, October 17th, 6:30-8pm
Fee: $25; Instructor: Stephanie Hagelburg
Learn how to make a hat from scraps! I'll let you pick from my generous stash of yarn to make sure you're successful. Once you learn the technique you will be able to turn your scrap yarns into more of these popular ear flap hats! I'll also show you how to make and attach a tassel to your hat.
Please bring:
16" circular needle and set pf dp needles both the same size (10.5 or 11)
The class fee includes yarn and my brand new pattern. You get to pick the colors!
To register, please stop on by the shop, call us at (505) 672-2008 or send an email to classes@warmheartsyarn.com. We appreciate 24 hour class registration notice so we are best able to prepare for our students. Thank you!
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