Simplest mitts |
Log Cabin Mitts |
U-Turn Mitts |
I am offering three classes this Winter.
I choose three different patterns for fingerless mitts, one each for the beginner, intermediate and advanced knitter.
All of these are knitted flat ( the last one in a very unique way).
I like fingerless mitts, because they are fun to wear and fairly quick to make.
The fee for the classes is $80 for the beginner and advanced class ( three sessions each ) and $60 for the intermediate class ( two sessions) plus material. The patterns are all free.
I decided to start the classes the weekend following Martin Luther King Day.
Location: The classes will be held at AL Stickles in Rhinebeck.
Beginner knitter/ Learn how to knit
The Simplest Fingerless Mitts by Doris Formby
Session 1 Sun 1.26. 12:30-2pm. Cast on and knit stitch
Session 2 Sun 2.2. 12: 30-2pm Review and purl Stitch
Session 3 Sun 2.9. 12:30-2pm Bind off and mattress stitch
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Intermediate knitter ( needs to know cast on, knit and purl Stitch)
Log Cabin Mitts by Karen Templer
Session 1 Sun 1.26. 2:30-4pm Choose your yarns, understand the construction, knit , pick up sts.
Session 2 Sun 2.2. 2:30-4pm. Check work and finish first mitt
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Advanced knitter ( needs to be comfortable with increases, bonus if you are familiar with Judy’s Magic cast on)
U-Turn Mitts by Sybil R.
Session 1 Sun 2.9. 2:30-4pm cast on, Part 1 of pattern
Session 2 Sun 2.16. 2:30-4pm three-needle bind off and part 2 ( the triangle)
Session 3 Sun 2.23. 2:30-4pm the thumb and finishing your first mitt
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