Don't Be A Square, Learn to Knit, Afghan Knit-Along, Block 15, " The Mighty Miter"
Behold The Mighty Miter!
This block starts in one corner and increases along the center line, using the backward loop cast-on to grow outward. For many of us, the backward loop was the first cast-on that we learned. Others picked it up in the course of making buttonholes or adding stitches at the underarm of a sleeve.
If you haven’t learned it yet, here’s your chance. Amy shows us how!
If you know how to knit and purl but are ready for the next step this KAL (Knit-Along) is for you. We will be joining Universal Yarn and Amy Gunderson for this KAL and you will have the added benefit of hands on help from Heidi. If you missed the earlier blocks - no worries, we will help you catch up.
Tuesday, 28 Oct., 5:30 - 7
Instructor - Heidi Narum
Fee - Free
Supplies-
At least 4 colors of Uptown worsted or other worsted weight yarn. Color combination ideas. 2 balls of each color. Each block uses about 20 oz.
Size 8 knitting needles (or size needed to get gauge)
Tapestry needle
Copy of the pattern available here.
Skill level
You need to know how to knit and purl.
No registration necessary.
Children's Class - Mini Jack-o-Lanterns
Fall is in the air! Make a mini jack-o-lantern decorated with yarn.
Date: Wednesday, 29 Oct., 2:00 - 3:00Instructor: Britton Donharl
Fee: $6/participant includes all supplies
Fee: $6/participant includes all supplies
Getting Started with Fingerless Mitts
Join Katie and get started on a pair of fingerless mitts just in time for fall. We will cover the intermediate techniques of grafting, picking up stitches, casting on mid-project, and knitting in the round. Adventurous beginners who are comfortable with the knit stitch (there is actually no purling in this project) are welcome!
Date: Saturday, 1 Nov. from 12:00 to 2:00
Instructor: Katie Brousseau
Fee: $10/participant
Supplies: 50 grams worsted-weight yarn (sample made with Poems), size 7 or 8 double-pointed needles (depending on gauge and size desired)
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