Cost: $65 for 2hrs Teacher: Kate Dates: Tuesday June 18th from 6 to 8pm Learn how to work with multiple colors in your knitting, in multiple ways. We’ll start with stripes, tackling those frequently asked questions: the issue of the jog when working in the round, whether to cut or carry the yarn, and how to do those both. (And if you cut, what to do about all those ends.) We’ll then progress to Fair Isle, showing you how read the patterns and charts, and to handle two yarns, whether you work English or Continental, one-handed or two. I’ll demonstrate …

Cost: $55/2hrs including yarn and needles Get yourself off to the right start, with this motivating two-part workshop that will prepare you to make your first project. This class teaches students how to cast on, to perform both the knit and purl stitch, and how to bind off. With these skills in hand you can complete a variety of simple projects such as rectangular scarves, head bands, coffee cozies, and more. Skill Level: Absolute Beginner Materials Required: Needles and yarn included More info on classes at Yarns Untangled

Cost: $50 for 2 hours Teacher: Annabel Get ready to live your coziest life with granny squares! This simple and easy to learn technique is the building block of many crocheted patterns. Blankets of course, but also bags, sweaters, hats, toys and accessories galore! We will introduce you to clustered stitches, two different techniques to start your square, other shapes of the granny, and a couple of different ways to seam your pieces together. A perfect class for newer crocheters who are comfortable with chain stitch, single and double crochet. Skill Level: Advanced Beginner Materials Required: Medium weight yarn and a …

Cost: $65 for 2hrs Teacher: Kate Dates: Thursday June 27th from 6 to 8pm Unsure whether fingering is a potato or a yarn? Wondering why you should care about whether a yarn is superwash or not? How do you go about finding a substitute yarn for a pattern? Choosing the right yarn is perhaps the most essential step in ensuring the success of your final project, but it can be tricky to be sure you’re making the best decision. Since accessing the recommended yarn for your pattern can be difficult (unavailable in your area, outside of your price range, discontinued, …