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February 20, 2026
Friday 9:00am-12:00pm
Knitted Brioche Rib Primer
Teacher: Bex Oliger
Friday 9am-12pm
Skill Level: Advanced Beginner Knitting
Class Cost $67 (Includes yarn and pattern)
3 hrs – 12 students max
Brioche (lost stitch) Rib in two colors makes a stunning, vertical stripe, reversible cowl that is stretchy and quick. This bandana style cowl (can also be used as a headband) will teach you how to do these vertical stripes in the round and flat. We will only use one color per row so even novice knitters need not fret . The pattern and 100g of wool yarn will be included.
Students should bring US 7, 16” circular needles, plus basic knitting notions.
Fixing Knitting Mistakes
Teacher: Katie Clark
Friday 9am – 12pm
Skill Level: Beginner
Class Cost $67
3 hrs and 10 students max
Required Skills: Knitting and purling
New Techniques: Counting rows and stitches, finding gauge, fixing common mistakes such as dropped stitches and extra yarn overs by tinking (knitting backwards), vertical laddering, and unraveling.
Gain confidence in your knitting skills! Learn to identify and correct mistakes in your work. In the first half of this class, you will discover and practice three techniques to fixing your mistakes, identify common mistakes, and learn the best ways to fix those mistakes. We will have a fun time practicing the techniques on non-critical swatches. The second half of class, bring in your WIPs (works in progress) and we will troubleshoot mistakes you may have on your current projects.
Homework: Using a light or medium colored, smooth worsted weight yarn (no fuzz or mohair) and a US size 9 or 10 needle, work 2 swatches casting on 20 sts for each swatch. Work one swatch in garter stitch: K each row. Work the other swatch in stockinette stitch: K odd rows, P even rows. Work each swatch for about 3-4 inches. Don’t worry about mistakes; bring them as is. Do no bind off. Instead, transfer each swatch to a stitch holder. Please remember to bring the needles you used to stitch your swatches as well as a small crochet hook (around a US size F: 3.75mm).
Materials: Knit swatches from homework in light or medium colored, smooth worsted weight yarn (#4)
Appropriate size needles
Small crochet hook: around US Size F (3.75mm)
Basic stitching supplies: stitch markers, scissors, tapestry needle, etc.
Optional: Knit Fix by Lisa Kartus
Pin Loom Weaving
Teacher: Kelly Jones
Friday 9am – 12pm
Skill Level: Beginner
Class cost – $42
3 hrs – 15 students max
Explore weaving on the Kiss Looms square, triangle, and hexagon weaving looms. Many sizes are available to try out during the class. You will learn how to weave on each type of loom and seaming techniques to make them into larger projects, such as pillows, scarves, blankets, bowls and shawls. Yarn and looms will be available during the class. Looms will be available for purchase after the class.
Simple Charming Sheep
Teacher: Jonee Davis
Friday – 9am-12pm
Skill Level: Beginner
Class cost $52
3 hrs – 10 students max
Create sheep and flowers using felt patterns and a couple embroidery stitches. This cute piece will look charming adoring your table or any other special place.
You pick the colors for your background, your sheep, and your flowers. All you need to know is how to thread a needle. If you have never embroidered I will furnish instructions and a practice piece, along with patterns, felt, embroidery thread, and of course a needle. You will go home with an addition to your fiber herd.
Tunisian Crochet
Teacher: Beverly Anglin
Friday 9am-11am
Skill Level: Beginner
Class Cost $57
2 hrs – 15 students max
Students will learn the basics of Tunisian Crochet. Student must have good working knowledge of basic crochet for this class. How to choose yarns that work well with Tunisian crochet. Learn the difference in basic crochet hooks and Tunisian hooks.
Learn how to read a basic Tunisian pattern. Student will learn two basic stitches during class. Tss; tsp;
Student will understand forward pass and return pass; vertical bar. Handout with detailed instructions for Tunisian Crochet along with pictures/graphics. Pattern interpretations and a listing of websites that are specific to Tunisian Crochet.
Listing of Youtube sites and books for reference.
Friday 1:00pm – 4:00pm
Toe-Up, Two-At-A-Time Socks
Teacher: Bex Oliger
Friday – 1pm-4pm
Skill Level: Advanced Beginning Knitter (Can Knit and Purl)
Class cost $67
3 hrs – 16 students max
Hand-knit socks are beyond comparison! Why do them Toe-Up? Why make them Two-At-A-Time? Come to class and learn all the whys and hows. This is one of Bex’s most popular classes! No, you will not finish a pair of socks in class… but you will have all of the techniques down to size socks for anyone and the confidence to finish on your own. You only need to know how to knit and purl. Needles, choice of yarns and pattern provided. Bring basic knitting notions including lock stitch markers, scissors, tape measure, calculator and pencil.
Making a Sweater that Fits
Teacher: Katie Clark
Friday 1pm – 4pm
Skill Level: Intermediate
Class cost – $67
3 hrs – 15 students max
Required Skills: This class is suitable for knitters and crocheters.
Knitters: Knitting, purling, basic increasing and decreasing
Crocheters: Foundation crochet, half double crochet, double crochet, basic increasing and decreasing.
New Techniques: Making and measuring a gauge swatch, taking your measurements, identifying the best fit in a pattern, and more.
Whether you knit or crochet, the process for getting the right fit in a garment is the same. Let’s explore the elements that determine the final size of your sweater. We will start with a basic pattern and determine the right size to follow by taking personal measurements, making and reading a swatch, and adjusting needles and hooks for a perfect fit.
Note: Grab all of your stitchy friends because this fun workshop brings together our knitting and crochet friends!
Homework: If desired, choose one of the patterns below or choose one of your own. Using the yarn you intend to use for the sweater, make a 4”x4” gauge swatch as described in the pattern. Bring your blocked swatch to class.
Patterns:
Knit- Flax Worsted by Tin Can Knits
https://tincanknits.com/pattern/flax?g=7
Crochet- Crochet Raglan Sweater by Hooked Hazel pattern
http://hookedhazel.com/crochet-raglan-sweater-free
Materials: Yarn specified for your pattern or smooth light colored worsted weight yarn (#4)
Swatch as described in the homework
Needles or hooks in full sets so you have a variety of sizes to choose from
Basic stitching supplies: stitch markers, scissors, tapestry needle, etc.
Rectangle Loom Weaving
Teacher: Kelly Jones
Friday 1pm – 4pm
Skill Level: Beginner
Class cost – $77
3 hrs – 15 students max
Materials Provided 4″ × 19″ rectangle loom and locker hook that is yours to take home after class.
Supplies Needed: Please bring two colors of heavier worsted weight yarn, approximately 100 yards each and a pair of scissors. Have yarn balled and ready to use (no hanks).
Weave beautiful scarves on the adjustable Kiss Loom Rectangle Weaving Loom. In this class you will receive the 4″×19″ rectangle and learn how to weave on the loom. You will learn how to change colors, seam panels and adjust the loom so that you can weave various lengths, including how to use it as a square pin loom! The rectangle is perfect for worsted and heavy worsted weight yarns. This is a very versatile loom with many applications, such as scarves, cowls, table runners and blanket panels. You don’t have to be an expert to learn to weave on our rectangle looms. If you wish to trade up to a larger size loom stop by the booth after class.
Friday 1:00pm – 5:00pm
Learning to Twine
Teacher: Jonee Davis
Friday 1pm-5pm
Skill Level : All levels
Class Cost: $52
4 hrs – 12 Students max
Twining is an ancient craft that has been done basically the same way throughout time. Learn how to weave a beautiful rag rug or place mats without the expense of buying a loom. I will show you how to use up those leftover scraps of material or yarn from prior projects, worn out jeans, or even a bed sheet that somehow got a hole in it. After completing this class project you will have a sample that can be used as a hot pad to adorn your table. The twining frame is yours to keep. All materials will be furnished, including handouts.
Mosaics for Beginners
Teacher: Beverly Anglin
Friday 1pm – 5pm
Skill Level: Advanced Beginner
Class cost $67
4hrs – 20 students max
Mosaic Knitting is a form of slip stitch knitting and uses two colors to build the rows of the pattern. Barbara Walker first coined the phrase mosaic as most of the patterns are based on ancient geometric designs often found in ancient glass or ceramic tiles or architectural mosaics.
Students will learn the basics of mosaic knitting, learn to read a chart and knit some samples of mosaic knitting. Examples of different projects will be available during class.
Handouts and notes will include how to plan colors for a project.
How to read patterns and diagrams related to mosaics.
Discussion of various styles of patterns and books available in today’s marketplace.
Web sites, reference books and guides will be outlined.
Students should bring several balls of varied weight yarn. Worsted and DK work well. Remember to have strong contrasting light and dark colors to knit the samples. Straight or cable needles can be used.
February 21, 2026
Saturday 9am-12pm
Continuous Strand Weaving Beyond the Basics: 2 Colors
Teacher: Bex Oliger
Saturday 9am-12pm
Skill Level: Beginner (Must have taken Continuous Strand Weaving)
Class cost – $57
3 hrs – 15 students max
Have you already taken the basic Continuous Strand Weaving class and have the technique down? Ready for the next step in making your shawls and blankets POP and sell? Using 2 colors to create twills, strips, checks and log cabin designs is really not difficult in CSW. Come learn some fun new ways to weave on these unique looms. If you already have a square (washcloth, convertible 12” or 18”) travel size frame loom (no 6” Mini Mods) bring it along (let Bex know). Otherwise, Bex will provide the loom, yarns and tools for your project in class.
Zoom Loom Weaving
Teacher: Beverly Anglin
Saturday 9am – 12pm
Skill Level: Beginner
Class Cost $82 (includes loom)
3 hours -10 students Max
Students will learn the basics of pin loom weaving and will use the Zoom Loom for this class.
Vocabulary notes will include how to Warp and Weft (weave)
Types of yarns to be used on a Pin Loom will be outlined.
How to read patterns and diagrams related to Pin Looms
How to use the weaving needle specific to Pin Looms
Discussion of various styles of Pin Looms available in today’s market.
Web sites, reference books and guides will be outlined.
Students should bring 3 – 4 small balls of varied weight yarn to warp the loom to practice. Worsted, DK work well. Each ball needs to be at least 10 yds in length. All items to use with the loom are included in the loom kit.
Sock Heel Workshop
Teacher: Jo Jones
Saturday 9am-11am
Skill Level: Intermediate
Class cost $57
2 hrs – 10 students max
Students will learn how to knit socks that fit with an emphasis on different sock heel options. We will cover how to measure your feet and how your arch affects the fit of your socks. Students will receive a class handout that will include detailed information about different types of heels, how to modify them, worksheets to customize fit, and tips and tricks for sock knitting. I will have samples of different types of heels.
Heels that will be covered:
- Heel, flap and gusset
- Afterthought heel
- Forethought heel
- Shadow-wrap heel
- Deep shadow-wrap heel
This class is intended for students who are intermediate knitters and have a basic understanding of sock construction.
You are welcome to bring your socks for advice and troubleshooting.
No materials required, a handout will be provided.
Introduction to Natural Dyes
Teacher: Jonee Davis
Saturday 9am – 12pm
Skill Level: All levels
Class cost – $52
3 hrs – 15 students max
Mother Nature is gracious enough to lay a color palette right outside our windows. We will explore some of what she has to offer, giving you the courage to go out and sample more.
Students will go home with samples we dye in class plus others dyed previously. All materials furnished plus handouts except a pen or pencil to take notes.
Beginning Drop Spinning
Teacher: Donna Peyton
Saturday 9am – 11am
Skill Level: Beginner
Class Cost: $42
2 hrs- 10 Students max
Students will learn the basics of spinning on a drop spindle. They will spin a singles in class and will cover the information for plying, chain plying and sources for help and supplies. No previous knowledge of spinning is needed.
Saturday 1pm-4pm
25 Things You Didn’t Know About Knitting
Teacher: Bex Oliger
Saturday 1pm – 4pm
Skill Level: Beginner to Advanced (Must be able to cast-on, knit and purl)
Class cost – $57
3 hrs – 16 students max
A must have class about YOUR knitting! Topics covered include but are never limited to: holding the yarn, stitch structure, gauge, hand, fiber/needle choices, reading patterns and charts, adjusting/ changing patterns, substituting yarns, cast-on/bind-off/side edges, correcting mistakes, random historic and cultural facts….. Learn how to knit forward and backwards and with both hands at the same time. Create the best style for you to knit- quickly, comfortably and with confidence. Whether you want to learn the easiest way for YOU, are left handed trying to knit in a right handed world, knit English style and want to learn Continental or just want to make your knitting faster and more ergonomic, this is a great class for you. Knitters of all levels are welcome.
Materials included in class cost are handout, 50g of wool yarn and a special notion.
Bring US size 7 or 8 needles, a pencil and basic knitting notions including a measuring tape and calculator.
Top Down Sock Construction
Teacher: Katie Clark
Saturday 1pm – 4pm
Skill Level: Advanced Beginner to Intermediate
Class Cost $67
3 hours -10 students Max
Required Skills: Knit, purl, basic increases and decreases
New Techniques: Parts and construction of a cuff down sock, heel flap and turn, working the
gusset, shaping the toe, working in the round on 2 circulars, sizing a sock
Handmade seamless socks are so cozy! Learn the basics of sock construction so you can have an endless supply for yourself! In this class, we will make a short version of a sock so we will have time to practice all the techniques involved in creating a pair. You will learn the parts of a sock, working cuff down in the round, turning the heel, working the gusset, shaping the toe, the kitchener stitch, and tips on sizing your socks. Experienced sock knitters will unlock the secrets (math) to sock construction so you can make any size sock in any yarn you want!
Bring Materials: 1 ball of smooth worsted weight yarn in a solid or semi-solid color
US size 9 (5.5mm): 2 sets of circular needles, any length (to work in the round on 2 circulars)
or a set of interchangeable needles
or one set of circular needles at least 32″ long (for magic loop method)
or a set of double pointed needles (only recommended if you have experience working with dpns)
Basic stitching supplies: stitch markers, scissors, tapestry needle, etc.
Triangle Shawl Weaving
Teacher: Kelly Jones
Saturday – 1pm-4pm
Skill Level: Beginner
Class cost $114
3 hrs – 10 students max
Materials Provided: 3ft Triangle loom and locker hook to take home is included in class fee.
Supplies Needed: Please bring 100 yards heavier worsted weight yarn and a pair of scissors. Have yarn balled and ready to use (no hanks).
Weave beautiful shawls on the Kiss Loom Triangle Weaving Loom. In this class you will receive the 3 ft triangle loom and learn how to weave on the loom. If you wish to upgrade to a larger size after class, $90 will be applied to the upgraded purchase cost. You will learn how to change colors, seam panels, and make fringe. The triangle is perfect for worsted weight yarns. This is a very versatile loom with many applications, such as scarves, cowls, shawls and blanket panels. You don’t have to be an expert to learn to weave on our triangle looms.
Crocheted Socks
Teacher: Jonee Davis
Saturday 12:30pm-4pm
Skill Level: Intermediate
Class cost $52
4 hrs – 10 students max
Learning to crochet socks is so much fun. You don’t need many supplies and the best part is that it’s a portable project. You can crochet socks almost anywhere. Socks can be intimidating at first but they are not hard. Each step will be explained in detail and I will be there to help throughout the process until you feel comfortable. We will create a foot template just for you to help with that perfect fit. Handouts and yarn will be provided. Students must know basic stitches and how to read a simple pattern. You will take home a sock as a sample. Student to bring a size D and E hook and pencil or pen. This is not a beginning crochet class.
Beginning Tatting
Teacher: Donna Peyton
Saturday 1pm-4pm
Skill Level: Beginner
Class cost $52
3 hrs – 10 students max
In this class, students will learn over-hitch and under-hitch knots to create the double stitch. Then students will continue to make chains and rings, the basics of tatting. Students will learn a basic edging and how to make a butterfly.
Supplies are included: 1 tatting shuttle and two colors of cotton thread.
February 19-21, 2026 