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We will also cover ideas for personalizing your Teddy, including simple variations in poses,
stuffing ideas, facial expressions, and
wardrobe.
Finished overall height of your Teddy is 8" - 12" (20 - 30 cm),
and will make an enjoyable new companion for a special child or even yourself.
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The triangle shawl design we will use in our class project is adaptable to any yarn type and
can be knitted to any length. Not only will you take away new skills and tips for knitting lace,
you will also create a lovely shawl made to your own personal taste in yarn and to your desired size.
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This class consists of three lessons with a different small project in each lesson.
In Lesson 1, we will learn the basics of beaded-garter knitting while knitting with
a random color mix of beads against solid color yarn.
In Lesson 2, we will work a counted design in a single color or random mix of beads
against solid or variegated yarn.
In Lesson 3, we extend our skills to working counted designs in a planned sequence
of multiple colors of beads.
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This class consists of three lessons. In Lesson-1 we will discuss the traditional Shetland shawl construction. Then begin working on the main panel of the shawl starting with a provisional cast-on, and we will use written instructions and charts to knit the piece. In Lesson-2 we will start working on the border and some tips and tricks, including picking up stitches that would look the same on both sides. In Lesson-3 we will work on the edging and blocking it. To take this class you should be comfortable with these basics of knitting: Knit, purl, yarn over, increasing (make a stitch), decreasing (ssk, k2tog) and slip stitch. If you need a refresher beforehand, visit our Knitting library. Checkout Tools & Supplies needed for this class. Three Lessons. Students with Intermediate or higher knitting skills may benefit from this class. $32, Starting Date: November 17. Register Now! Opening Schedule: Class Discussion Board and Lesson One on November 17; Lesson Two, November 24; Lesson Three, December 1 Once a lesson opens, it remains available until this classroom closes on December 29 |
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Let Teddy and
Knitting lace is easier than you might think — even the simplest lace patterns look impressive and invite awe.
In this class taught by
Knowing just the basics of knitting, you can easily learn to knit with beads.
Come join us in this enjoyable class, taught by
Let's admit it, babies are irresistible, and so is knitting for them.
No matter how many items you have made or bought for a new baby in your life,
you cannot resist making a new one. Every parent will appreciate a gift of love,
something that you have made with your own hands.
Beading and working with beads is very popular these days. You can find beads on almost everything;
sweaters, jackets, scarves, and accessories. Department Stores charge a fortune for a small beaded item.
In this class
When you open knitting magazines these days, you find at least a couple of Mitered Squares designs.
Since Horst Schultz introduced them, these squares have taken the knitting industry by storm.
They allow knitters to work on multi-color patterns without the need to work with more than one color at a time.
This is a plus, but you might think that you have to sew the squares together,
which is a pain by itself.
This beautiful jacket is a show stopper. The lovely shape of each shell and its position relative to the next
creates a wonderful flow that compliments most body types. You can make this jacket with V-neckline and ¾ sleeves,
in any color combination you like or even use it as a stash buster.
Another advantage of this project is that except for the shoulder seam, there are no other seams to sew.
The name speaks for itself; these socks are worked from toe to cuff, circularly on
4 Double Pointed needles. Alternatively, you can use 2 Circular needles.
The advantage of knitting socks from toe-up is that you can try them on while you knit,
so you can assure of an
These socks are worked from cuff to toe on two circular needles.
For many, knitting with two circular needles is easier than four double points.
Usually the project goes faster.
If you have not knit socks with circular needles, this is your chance.
Have you ever seen a beautiful garment that you fall in love with,
but give up because it has so many different patterns that it would be very difficult
to follow them all at the same time?
There is an easy solution, knit each pattern in a strip, then join them (without sewing) to create a lovely garment.
World-renowned Shetland shawls are famous for their intricacy and beauty.
One of the most important points in a Shetland shawl is that they do not have a cast-on edge in any part of the shawl.
That is why they are very stretchy.
These socks are worked from toe to cuff, on 2 circular needles.
The advantage of knitting socks from toe-up is that you can try them on while you knit,
so you can be sure of an exact fit. The pattern used for these socks is a simple lace pattern.
When you learn the basics, you can replace it with any other pattern you choose to make new socks with different patterns.
With this hat your child will be the envy of the crib set.
If you always wanted to learn Entrelac, join
This little jacket will be a hit at any baby shower.
It looks so cute, and what is great is that it is very easy to knit,
(oh, we will not tell anyone).
With either pastel or primary colors it will be a big hit.
This little jacket is being sold for up to $50 in baby stores.
But
These socks follow a very simple lace pattern. They are comfortable and look very feminine.
If you have not knitted socks before, this is for you.
Not only you can make an elegant pair of socks, you can also practice your skills in lace knitting.
In this class
This set will get attention.
Whether you are twenty or eighty, this hat with its matching mittens will be flattering.
If you are a beginner with few projects under your belt, and like to refine your knitting skills,
this class is for you.
And the timing couldn't be better as we get ready for the cold season.
Having trouble with those fussy double pointed needles, twisting and turning?
Well, this sock is for you.
Typically socks are knit on circular needles or 4 to 5 double pointed needles. But
Just in time for Christmas
Here is your chance to knit a pair of gloves with the technique from that tiny Island,
3 miles (5km) long and 2 miles (3km) wide, of Fair Isle.
Maybe you will be able to "trade" your Fair Isle gloves with passing ships
as the women of this tiny Island did hundreds of years ago!
When others see your finished gloves they will want you to knit them a pair.