Workshop Info

Mosaic knitting is a simple but effective colorwork technique that utilizes one color at a time to create contrasting color geometric shapes. The pattern are created by the use of slip stitches - no stranding to worry about! The stitch patterns can be knit flat or in the round using stockinette stitch, garter or a combination of both. You will knit a sampler of stitches in class as you learn to work the patterns and read the charts. No previous experience with knitting with colors is necessary ! Leave the workshop with a pattern for a pair of hand warmers.

Prerequisite: Open to all who can knit and purl. Must be willing to learn how to knit from a chart.

Skill Level Required:  Intermediate

Homework:  None

Questions about the workshop?  Email treeoflife@metrocast.net

Note: Images are a representation of the workshop project. 

A material fee of $5 will be collected by the instructor TBD.  It includes a folder, handouts, and pattern.

Students must bring:  Please bring approximately 100 yards each of two smooth worsted weight yarn (wool or wool-blend is recommended) - choose colors that are highly contrasting so the pattern shows well, a pair of two 10" single-pointed or a 24" circular (we will be knitting a flat piece) size, US 7(4.5mm) needles, scissors, and a pen for notes.

We also suggest bringing a battery operated light should you need additional lighting.

NOTE:  There is no onsite ATM on Thursday and Friday. 

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