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Fair Isle 101

Instructor: Tanis Gray       Class Capacity: 25
Class Level: Advanced Beginner      

Description ~ Fair Isle 101

Freaked over Fair Isle? Curious about stranded colorwork techniques? Intimidated by multiple strands of yarn in multiple colors? Not sure how gauge works or how to trap those floats? This is the workshop for you! In my most popular workshop, we’ll cover basic Fair Isle knitting techniques for English, Continental and Combination knitters, tackle common issues, proper technique, color theory, how to trap floats, how to read charts, Fair Isle history, and setting good Fair Isle knitting habits. We’ll put these techniques into practice while working up the popular Retro Modern Cowl.


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Mosaic Fingerless Mitts

Instructor: Tanis Gray       Class Capacity: 25
Class Level: Advanced Beginner      

Description ~ Mosaic Fingerless Mitts

The easygoing cousin of stranded colorwork, slip-stitch knitting is a fun and easy technique that brings more color into your work without the stranding or trapping of floats like Fair Isle, or fussiness of intarsia. We’ll knit up the Bow Tie Pasta Fingerless Mitts in DK weight yarn, discuss the different types of colorwork, how to read charts, mattress stitching, basic color theory, and finishing techniques. You’ll be addicted in no time!


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Roosimine 101

Instructor: Tanis Gray       Class Capacity: 25
Class Level: Intermediate      

Description ~ Roosimine 101

An ancient Estonian technique sometimes referred to as “Estonian inlay,” this embroidery-like technique is a very distant cousin of intarsia knitting worked by making floats on the right side of the work. Add another colorwork technique to your arsenal as we work up a retreat-debuting hat pattern!


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Double Knitting 101

Instructor: Tanis Gray       Class Capacity: 25
Class Level: Intermediate      

Description ~ Double Knitting 101

Curious about double knitting but not quite sure how it works? In this workshop we’ll learn the magic of knitting two sides of your work at once with no visible wrong side. We’ll also cover ways to keep your edges tidy, casting on with two colors, how to read double knitting charts, increasing and decreasing techniques, and work up a swatch to get you ready to knit any double knitting project you wish!


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2-Colored Cables

Instructor: Tanis Gray       Class Capacity: 25
Class Level: Advanced Intermediate      

Description ~ 2-Colored Cables

Take your cable game to the next level by knitting 2-colored cables! The Palace in Wonderland Cowl is packed with technique. Learn the provisional cast-on with two colors, 2-colored cables, chart reading, kitchener stitch with two colors, cabling without a cable needle, and blocking. It’s a cable game changer!


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All About the Braids

Instructor: Tanis Gray       Class Capacity: 25
Class Level: Intermediate      

Description ~ All About the Braids

Braids! Braids! Braids! Want to add some dimensionality to your knitting? Fascinated by braids? Learn how to incorporate 2-color Latvian braids running in both directions, 3-color Latvian braids running in both directions, 2-color Estonian braids, surface crochet chain braids, the 3-color cast on, and binding off in 3 colors. We’ll incorporate all of these braidtastic techniques and work up the Braided Together Cowl.


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