Date: | Sunday, October 20, 2024 |
Time: | 10:00 am - 2:00 pm |
Category: | Knitting |
Instructor: | Donna Kay |
Shetlanders are famous for their beautiful “one piece” shawl construction. Learn a simple, modern method for knitting a traditional hap (everyday) shawl from the center out while keeping the details that make a Shetland shawl unique. We will knit a sample size in class using traditional yarns and pattern stitches and knit on a lace edging. Students will leave with instructions for a full size shawl.
The workshop includes history, construction techniques, chart reading, and blocking.
SKILL LEVEL REQUIRED: Intermediate
PREREQUISITE: Should be a proficient knitter who is able to increase, decrease, pick up and knit stitches along an edge and knit a simple lace pattern.
HOMEWORK: N/A
QUESTIONS ABOUT THE WORKSHOP? Email treeoflife@metrocast.net
NOTE: Images are a representation of the workshop project.
MATERIAL FEE: A material fee of $8 will be collected by the instructor via cash or Venmo. It includes: folder, handouts, pattern for a full size shawl
STUDENTS MUST BRING: 1 oz of jumper weight (fingering weight) Shetland yarn, US size 7: pair of double point & a 16” circular needles, a few locking pin markers and tapestry needle.
We also suggest bringing a battery operated light should you need additional lighting.
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