Stitching Group Tonight

Join us in the classroom for WIP Wednesday. We will be sharing our handwork projects from 4-7. All skill levels encouraged and welcome.

Wendy's Gems Sweater
Pattern - Precious Gems Cardigan by Universal Yarn
Yarn - Poems

Mary's Labyrinth Lullaby Sock
Pattern - Labyrinth Lullaby by Susan Woodley
Yarn - Heritage Sock

Katherine's Theador Bear
Pattern - Theodore the Teddy Bear by Rachel Borello Carroll
Yarn - Lana Grande

Wendy's Hats for Komforting Kits

Wendy's Quilt

Heidi's Akapana Ladder of Cacus
Pattern - Ladder of Cacus by Heidi Narum

Quick Baby Bolero

The Quick Baby Bolero would be cute in Classic Shades. Look for the Creative Knitting Magazine Presents, April 2014: Knits in No Time on the magazine rack.

Yarn of the Week - Classic Shades

Enjoy a 10% discount all week.

Classic Shades is a soft-to-the touch acrylic/wool roving style yarn featuring a stunning selection of colors which shade easily, one to the next. With a sheen similar to silk, finished garments take on a painterly quality perfect for sweaters and winter accessories --- plus, this worsted weight yarn is machine washable!

Yarn Details:

Yards: 197.00
Grams: 100.00

Yarn Composition:

Acrylic - 70%
Wool - 30%

4 - Medium Weight Yarn

Knit STS: 4.00 - 5.00
Crochet STS: 2.75 - 3.50

Recommended Needles (US):

7.0
8.0
9.0

Recommended Hooks (US):

I-9
J-10
K-10.5

machine wash - cold, do not bleach, do not tumble dry, do not iron, dryclean - any solvent.

Patterns

More Patterns

Streamlines

Streamlines would look cool in Classic Shades. Look for the Knitter's Magazine, Spring 2014 on the Magazine Rack.

Fly-tying Class - Saturday

Fly-tying Class
Saturday, March 8th, 2013
Instructor: Aaron Anderson
Fee: $20 includes all supplies While the winter of 2014 has been mild enough to contemplate some days on the river, most cold winters are a good time to restock those flies you lost last summer. Rather than order from Orvis or drive all the way across the Rio Grande valley, why not tie your own? Aaron will guide you through materials selection and use, tools of the trade, and some basic techniques to get you started. We will walk through a pattern or two so you can get a start on stocking your fly box. And we'll explore the aesthetics and philosophy behind the ancient art of making your own flies and lures for fishing. 

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! 

Garter Henley Hoodie Getting Started Workshop - Tomorrow

Garter Henley Hoodie Getting Started Workshop

 Hoodies and children go great together! At a loose gauge, this children’s project works up quickly with minimal shaping. 

This is a great first sweater project.

Tuesday, 4 March, 5-7
Instructor - Heidi Narum
Fee - Free

SIZING
Infant's Size 6 (12, 18) months Child’s (2, 4, 6)

FINISHED MEASUREMENTS
Chest: 20 (21, 21½) (22, 23, 24½)”
Length: 10½ (11¼, 12) (12¾, 14¼, 15½)”
Upper Arm: 7½ (8, 8¼) (9, 10½, 11)”

MATERIALS
Yarn: Classic Shades – 2 (2, 2) (2, 2, 3) balls
Needles: Size 10 US (6 mm) straight & 16” circular needles or size to obtain gauge
Notions: 3 – 3⁄4” buttons, Size H-8 US (5 mm) crochet hook, split-ring stitch markers, stitch holders or waste yarn, tapestry needle

Skills needed: Easy - Must know how to Knit and Purl.

Double Take Tunic

The Double Take Tunic would look excellent in Pima Silk. Look for the Crochet! Magazine, Spring 2014, on the Magazine Rack.