Workshop Info

There are many ways to work short rows. Each method has pros and cons, so it's helpful to have several different techniques in your knitter's 'toolbox'. This class is not an introduction to short rows, so some prior experience with short rows is necessary. In this class we will sample a few of the different ways to perform them - including the ‘Wrap and Turn’ method, Yarnover method, German short rows, Japanese short rows, and as many others as we have time to get to! We will also cover how to substitute one method for another.

Prerequisite:  Knit, purl, decreases, some knowledge and slight experience with short rows. This is not a 'Learn Short Rows' course, this is a class where we explore the different ways to make short rows.

Skill Level Required:  Intermediate

Homework:  Homework: using worsted weight yarn (light color helps to see your stitches better), and appropriately sized needles, cast on 20 stitches. Work at least one inch in stockinette stitch, leave the knitting on the needles.

Questions about the workshop?  Email hs@heatherstorta.com

Note: Images are a representation of the workshop project. 

There is no material fee for this class.  Instructor will provide hand-outs.

Students must bring:  Homework: using worsted weight yarn (light color helps to see your stitches better), and appropriately sized needles, cast on 20 stitches. Work at least one inch in stockinette stitch, leave the knitting on the needles.

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

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