Okay, the sweater looked great in the pattern, but not so great on you after you made it, right? This workshop teaches you how to accurately measure yourself so that all dimensions fit you properly.
You will learn how to ease in your correct measurements and change the smallest details that will make all the difference in the way your garment (sweater, vest, skirt) fits your body.
You will have the opportunity to make a form of your body to take with you for fitting purposes.
This is probably one workshop everyone who knits and crochets should take!
Why continue wasting your time and money on garments that come out either too small or too large?! Once and for all, make your knits fit!
This is one of the options at our Spring Workshop at Pine Lake Country Club in April. Please join us there.
Using the Sunset Ruana (pictured) as a guideline, we’ve created a wrap which can be made up much quicker. Tunisian entrelac is a fascinating technique and gorgeously done in our multi-colored yarns.
Those of us who’ve knit with beads know that you “usually” have to thread the beads before you begin knitting. No more! Learn how to add beads as you go with this darling knitted bracelet made with metallic yarn. You’ll want to make more for gifts. A fast fun project that’s beautifully finished.
This lovely bag is knitted in a unique “yarn” which we have never carried before and is new for Spring. Grace is known for her creativeness when it comes to bags and purses and she’s been having tons of fun “playing” with this yarn.
We’re excited to announce our next all-day workshop on
This vest could easily be knitted by an advanced beginner. Learn “easy cables” and ribbing and have this knit up in no time!! Shop sample was knitted using Azapa by Araucania.
This is a beautiful creation by Grace (Kathy created her own by crocheting it!). This project was knitted and felted in Cascade wool and embellished with lovely handles carried here at Cottage Yarn.