This workshop is an introduction to reversible slip-stitch patterns. Slip-stitches have been around for centuries (literally!) and can be used to great effect to make a fabric three-dimensional, to create vertical lines, and to make all-over patterns. In this workshop the patterns are special because they are reversible.
Cecelia Campochiaro – Reversible Slip-Stitch Patterns
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Overview
Skills learned
Level of Experience:
Advanced beginners and beyond. Students must be able to make a 4×4 ribbing swatch that is tidy and does not exhibit laddering.
Format
Lecture and hands-on learning
Workshop Fee
$30.00
Location
Encinitas Community Center, 118
Length of Class
3 Hours
Supplies Needed
- A basic knitting kit (scissors, crochet hook, removable markers, tape measure, etc.)
- Two balls of plain yarn in a solid color and appropriate needles. Typically, for fingering yarn use needle size US#2.5 (3 mm), for sport yarn use needle size US#4 (3.5 mm), for DK yarn use needle size US#6 (4 mm), and for worsted yarn use US#8 (5 mm).
Items Included
Homework
Number of Participants
Guild Business Meeting
Show and Share
How to Register
Details
Venue
Encinitas Community Center
1140 Oakcrest Park Dr
Encinitas, CA 92024
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Organizer
Theresa Kotanchek, Denise Caballero and Karla Alvey