Beginning Continental Knitting for Adults – Learn basic knitting and purling stitches in the Continental style, a very fluid and enjoyable method of knitting. We will also learn a basic cast-on and cast-off and fundamental pattern-reading skills to make a useful dishcloth and a cute cowl. Student provides: 1- size 8 24” circular needle, ~200 yards of Aran-weight yarn, basic knitting supplies (scissors, measuring tape, blunt-tipped metal darning needle, stitch markers, pen or pencil, sticky notes). Dishcloth yarn provided.
Saturdays September 28 + October 5 and 12,  11:30a – 1:30p | JoLene McQueen | $60

Brioche Knitting 2.0 – Build upon skills learned in Beginning Brioche Knitting to include brioche increases and decreases and the two-color Italian cast on. Must have completed a beginning brioche class or should be comfortable knitting brioche in one color and two, in the flat and in the round. Bring at least 2 colors of worsted weight yarn (totaling 200 yards) and size 5 or 6 24” circular needles as well as basic knitting notions: scissors, stitch markers, blunt tapestry needle, pen or pencil—sticky notes are helpful!
Saturdays September 28 + October 5, 2 – 4 p | JoLene McQueen | $45

Beginning Crochet – Learn crochet basics (chain, slip stitch, single crochet, half-double crochet and double crochet) while making a lovely flower pin. Students receive a muslin drawstring bag and folder with illustrated instructions. Class size limited to 4! Materials: One skein worsted weight yarn for flower and a size H/8 5.0mm hook. Green leaf yarn is provided.
Saturday September 28, 4-6p | Allison Baker | $25
Saturday October 26, 4-6p | Allison Baker | $25

Beginning Kids Sewing – Come learn the basics of sewing, including hand and machine techniques. Projects may include pincushion, skirt, purse, stuffed llama, and pillows! Inquire in the shop for supplies list. Teacher’s IG is @littlesewingbasket
October 3 and 17, 4-5:45 p | Lori Volmar | $55
November 7 and 21, 4-5:45 p | Lori Volmar | $55
December 5 and 19, 4-5:45 p | Lori Volmar | $55

Punch Needle Embroidery – Punch needle embroidery is a fun and easy folk craft that has recently gained popularity. In this workshop you will not only learn the basics of how to use your punch needle tool but also how to create designs of your own. Student provides: a size 10 oxford punch needle, monk cloth, wooden frame, small scissors, worsted or aran weight yarn.
Thursday, October 3, 6-8p | Mirielle Sanford | $25

Granny Squares – Learn to crochet a timeless classic. We will learn circular crochet motifs, changing colors, weaving in ends as you go, and basic joining techniques. Pattern provided. Basic crochet skills required. Student provides several colors of DK or worsted weight yarn, size F/5 3.75mm hook (DK) or size H/8 5.00 mm hook (worsted), scissors, and tapestry needle.
Saturday October 12, 2-4p | Allison Baker | $15
Saturday November 2, 2-4p | Allison Baker | $15

Cooking with Jane: Surprises! – “The way I like to cook is to put something unexpected, something surprising in every dish, so even if you thnk you know the dish, there will be something there that you’re going to taste and say, ‘Oh! Oh, I didn’t know that would be there’ ”—Dorie Greenspan. I cook like Dorie. This class is all about surprises in food, from desserts to mains. Can you taste the unexpected?
Saturday, October 19, 10-11a | Jane Wise | $15

Beginning Brioche Knitting – Welcome to the wild and wonderful world of Brioche knitting, a technique that makes a reversible knit fabric! We will learn how to do the basic brioche stitches and get comfortable working with one color and two colors, working flat and in the round. Student provides: For scarf—About 400 yards each of 2 colors of worsted weight yarn, 1-24” size 7 circular needle with pointy tips. For cowl— About 100 yards each of 2 colors of bulky yarn, 1-24” size 11 circular needles with pointy tips. Bring scissors, stitch markers, a metal blunt-tipped tapestry needle, sticky notes, pencil, measuring tape, etc.
Saturdays October 26 + November 2 and 9, 11:30a – 1:30p | JoLene McQueen | $60

Granny Squares 2.0 – This class will focus on different ways to join crochet squares with patterns for simple to complex edgings for finishing your blanket and a thorough discussion of weaving in ends. Patterns provided. Basic crochet skills required. Student brings at least 4 equal-sized, finished squares of crochet, yarn to work with, and a crochet hook.
Saturday November 2, 4-6p | Allison Baker | $15

Snowflake Ornament Workshop – Attend this workshop and leave with a vintage-style heirloom ornament! Supplies are provided so you can crochet, starch, and pin-dry a snowflake in time for the winter holidays. Pattern, white bedspread-weight cotton yarn, fabric stiffener, pins, and blocking board are provided. Basic crochet skills required—no exceptions. Bring a steel crochet hook size 6 (1.80mm).
Saturday, November 9, 2-6p | Allison Baker | $20

Scandiwork Slipper Workshop – These quick-to-knit, lightly-felted slippers are a perfect crash course in colorwork. Come learn to make a striking pair of Norwegian mittens for your feet that are fun to wear and make excellent Christmas gifts. We hope to finish a complete slipper during the workshop. Bring a snack lunch to go with a Scandinavian Pepperkaker or Julekake provided by Kristin! Supplies: one of Kristin’s slipper patterns *(sold on Ravelry), 2 skeins Owl yarn (or DK-weight), and DPNs to get gauge: 24 st/4 inches for med, 25/26 st/4 inches for large, 22 st/4 inches for small. *Code for 20% off pattern at sign-up.
Saturday, November 16, 9a – 3p | Kristin Drysdale | $50

Tapestry Colorwork Crochet – Ever wondered how to achieve colorwork while crocheting? Learn the basic techniques of tapestry crochet while making a pin cushion. Tapestry crochet creates a dense, sturdy fabric perfect for structured items like bowls, boxes, and bags and opens a new world of color and pattern possibilities. Pin cushion pattern provided. Basic crochet skills required.
Saturday, November 16, 4-6p | Allison Baker | $20

Morning Makers – Second + Fourth Tuesday of the Month | 11a – 12:30p | Free for all
Autumn Knit Nights – First Thursday of the month | Oct 3, Nov 7, Dec 5 | 8p | Free for all

Class Policies – No refunds one week prior to class | Classes subject to cancellation if minimum enrollment isn’t met | 20% off class supplies at Harmony!

Hand Sewing for Kids – Students will learn hand-sewing basics like knotting the thread, straight stitch, whip stitch, and back stitch while designing and sewing a little stuffed animal friend out of felt.

For ages 7-12, supplies included!

Tuesday July 9th, 2-3:30p | Leah Harmon Everett | $25

 

Color and Weave – Log Cabin Scarf – Learn a new technique on the Rigid Heddle Loom! Color and Weave is a technique that uses color to make complicated designs while actually weaving plain weave. We will warp the loom with two contrasting colors to make a log cabin patterned scarf that can be finished in one day!

Student provides: rigid heddle loom, two shuttles, two balls of yarn of contrasting colors, heddle sized to work with the yarn (#8/worsted weight, #10/sport weight, #12/sock weight), scissors, other weaving tools

Saturday July 13th, 12-4p | Catherine Marchant | $40

 

Beginning Crochet – Learn crochet basics (chain, slip stitch, single crochet, half-double crochet and double crochet) while making a lovely flower pin. Students receive a muslin drawstring bag and folder with illustrated instructions. Green yarn provided for leaves.  Class size limited to 4!

Student provides: One skein worsted weight yarn in desired flower color and 1 size H/8 5.0mm hook.

Saturday July 13th, 4-6p | Allison Baker | $25

 

Scandiwork Embroidery Workshop – Hand embroidery is a beautiful complement to hand knitting. With a tapestry needle as your instrument, take simple knits to magnificent. In this workshop, students will learn various stitches, care of garments, and work to design a motif for a finished piece.

Student provides: sketch pad, colored pencils, tapestry needle, a 8”x8” knitted swatch + a finished knitted garment to embroider on

Thursday July 18th, 5-8p | Kristin Drysdale | $30

 

Crochet Granny Squares – Learn to crochet a timeless classic.  We will learn circular crochet motifs, changing colors, weaving in ends as you go, and joining techniques.  Basic crochet skills required.

Student provides: several different colors of DK or worsted weight yarn, size F/5 3.75 mm hook (DK) or size H/8 5.0 mm hook (worsted), scissors, and a tapestry needle.

Saturday July 20th, 4-6p | Allison Baker | $15

 

Punch Needle Embroidery – Punch needle embroidery is a folk craft that has recently gained popularity. In this workshop you will not only learn the basics of how to use your punch needle tool but also how to create designs of your own. A fun and easy craft perfect for summertime.

Student provides: a size 10 oxford punch needle, monk cloth, small scissors or nippers, worsted or aran weight yarn

Thursday August 1, 5:30 – 7:30p | Mirielle Sanford | $27

 

Intro to Machine Sewing for Kids – Stitch up a super cute “No Drama Llama,” and she will become your best friend. We will learn some hand sewing and sewing machine basics.  Decorate your llama blanket, and she’s ready for any adventure.

For ages 7-12, supplies included!

Friday August 2, 11a -1p | Lori Volmar | $25

 

Morning Makers – Second + Fourth Tuesday of each Month | 11a – 12:30p | Free for all.

Summer Knit Nights – First Thursday of the Month | July 11th (moved from July 4th), August 1st, September 5th | 8p |Free for all.

Forest Canopy Shawl — We will be knitting a light and lovely triangular lace shawl, perfect for spring breezes. The pattern is the lovely Forest Canopy Shawl by Utah designer Susan Lawrence, a perfect beginner lace shawl and a fun knit for more experienced knitters. Advanced adventurous beginner: Must be able to cast on and cast off, knit and purl, yarn over, and do basic decreases.

Student Provides: Pattern: Forest Canopy Shawl by Susan Lawrence, 350-400 yards of fingering weight yarn, 1-32” circular needle with pointy tips, size 8 (or needle size that achieves a gauge of 22 stitches and 14 rows over 4”in stockinette stitch), scissors, stitch markers, a metal blunt-tipped tapestry needle, sticky notes, pencil, and your other favorite knitting notions.

Saturdays April 20th + 27th, 11:30a – 1:30p | JoLene McQueen | $45

 

Beginning Brioche Knitting –  Welcome to the wild and wonderful world of Brioche knitting! We will learn how to do the basic brioche stitches and get comfortable working with one color and two colors, working flat and in the round.

Student provides: For scarf: About 400 yards each of 2 colors of worsted weight yarn, 1-24” size 7 circular needles with pointy tips for scarf For cowl: About 100 yards each of 2 colors of bulky yarn, 1-24” size 11 circular needles with pointy tips for cowl For both: Scissors, stitch markers, a metal blunt-tipped tapestry needle, sticky notes, pencil, measuring tape, and your other favorite knitting notions.

Saturdays April 20th + 27th, 2-4p | JoLene McQueen | $45

 

Scandiwork Spring Sweater or Vest – Come knit Kristin Drysdale of Scandiwork’s brand new pattern — Choose between a short-sleeved vintage-inspired fairisle jumper or a sweater vest in Jamieson’s Shetland Spindrift! Master skills such as stranded colorwork knit and purl, attention to gauge and fit, colorwork, decreasing and increasing in pattern work, working with three colors at once, color dominance, 3-needle bind off, setting sleeves in, picking up stitches.

The gauge for the sweater is 28-29 stitches over 4 inches on a sz 2-3 needle depending on the size chosen. Supplies list upon sign-up!

Thursdays May 2, 16, 30 + June 13, 11a – 1:30p | Kristin Drysdale | $100

 

Cooking with Jane – Flatbread Tutorial  – Flatbreads for scooping and rolling curries and salads. Flatbreads stuffed with vegetables and cheese. Flatbreads griddled or pan-fried until golden and crispy. Flatbreads are the answer to leaving the oven off while still enjoying warm, chewy bread. The dough is just flour, salt, water, and a little oil or yogurt. Come see how easy flatbreads are to make and how delicious they are to eat.

Saturday May 4, 10am | Jane Wise | $15

 

Beginning Crochet – Learn crochet basics (chain, slip stitch, single crochet, half-double crochet and double crochet) while making a lovely flower pin. Students receive a muslin drawstring bag and folder with illustrated instructions. Green yarn provided for leaves.  Class size limited to 4! Student provides: One skein worsted weight yarn in desired flower color and 1 size H/8 5.0mm hook.

Saturday May 11th 12-2pm | Allison Baker | $25

 

Punch Needle Embroidery – Punch needle embroidery is a folk craft that has recently gained popularity. In this workshop you will not only learn the basics of how to use your punch needle tool but also how to create designs of your own. A fun and easy craft perfect for summertime.

Student provides: a size 10 oxford punch needle, monk cloth, wooden frame, small scissors or nippers, worsted or aran weight yarn

Thursday June 6, 5:30 – 7:30p | Mirielle Sanford | $25

 

Morning Makers – Second + Fourth Tuesday of each Month | 11a – 12:30p | Free for all.

Spring Knit Nights – First Thursday of the Month | April 4, May 2, June 6 | 8p |Free for all.

 

Class Policies – Payment required to secure spot in class; phone orders encouraged. | Class may cancel if minimum enrollment is not met—call early, bring friends! | 20% off supplies with paid class tuition.

So many spectacular classes to choose from! Call us at 801.615.0268 M-F / 11-6 to sign up.

Fairisle Tam Class – This class is to help demystify the complexity of Fair Isle knitting and explore the joy of making a tam. Discover the beauty of the new line of Jamieson’s yarn Harmony is carrying, imported all the way from Scotland. Get help selecting your colors, learn the importance of hue and value in stranded work. learn how to read charts, successfully knit with two colors in a row, and create a lovely cap for this winter. Must be able to knit in the round.

Supplies list available at sign-up.

Fridays January 11 + 25, 4-6p | Claudine Bigelow | $30

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Scandiwork Fairisle Valentine Mitts – A great first fair isle knitting project. Knit a pair of mitts using Kristin Drysdale’s newest Larsdatter mitts pattern. Skills explored in class are two color knitting, knitting in the round, knitting a gusset and picking up thumb stitches,  color dominance, sewing the heel, crochet edge, blocking and felting, and a Latvian braid.

Student provides: one skein of each color and dpns to obtain gauge . Mittens will be needle size 2mm-3mm or needles needed to obtain gauge.

Wednesdays January 23 + February 6, 11a – 1:30p | Kristin Drysdale | $50

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Edward’s Menagerie Monsters – Come enjoy an evening of monster crochet! Mix and match designs and features to create the monster of your dreams. From a well traveled three-eyed alien, to a muddy lake monster, to an adorable cave dwelling monster there is something for everyone. Using Kerry Lord’s “Edward’s Imaginarium” book, you will be able to choose the pattern you like and learn the techniques required to bring your creature to life!

Student provides: yarn of choice with a crochet hook to match, and the Edward’s Imaginarium book. Teacher provides stuffing and yarn needles.

Thursday January 24, 4-8p | Alex Valenzuela | $36

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Weaving 101 – Learn to weave on a rigid heddle loom. Students will warp their loom in class and begin to weave a scarf. They will work on the scarf at home then complete it in class. Students will begin a second project at home, with the third class for troubleshooting. Class size limited to 4!

Student provides: two 50-gram balls of worsted yarn for a skinny (5”) scarf, or two 100-gram balls for a (7-8”) wide scarf, cricket loom (can be rented for $20 or purchased at 20% off, rental fee can be applied to purchase price)

Saturdays January 26, 11a-3p + February 2, 11a-2p  | Catherine Marchant | $75

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Scandiwork Solvieg Fairisle Sweater – Come knit Kristin Drysdale of Scandiwork’s brand new pattern — a stunning solvieg sweater in Rauma Finullgarn! Spread over two months and four in-depth classes, this is the most sophiscated knitting class we’ve ever offered. Master skills such as stranded colorwork knit and purl, attention to gauge and fit, setting up and cutting a steek, colorwork and increasing in pattern for the sleeves, embroidery, color dominance, cutting a steek, 3-needle bind off, setting sleeves in, picking up stitches, and concealing the steek cut-edge. The gauge for Solveig 24 stitches over 4 inches or 26 stitches over 4 inches depending on the size chosen. Homework before the first class includes swatches with one color and two colors and knitting the hem of the sweater.

Student provides: 300 (350, 350, 400) grams  (6,7,7,8) skeins of the main color and 150 (200,200 250) of the contrasting color, two colors of Jamieson Spindrift for embroidery, 7 clasps, needles will be circular needles approx 2.5-3 or 3 -3,5  mm (or needles needed to obtain gauge). Teacher provides the pattern and additional embroidery yarn.

Saturdays January 26, 8 – 10:30a and February 16, March 9 + March 30,  11a – 1:30p | Kristin Drysdale | $100

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Beginning Continental Knitting for Adults – Learn basic knitting and purling stitches in the Continental style. This is a very fluid and enjoyable method of knitting. We will also be learning a basic cast-on and cast-off, as well as fundamental pattern-reading skills. We will use these skills to make a useful dishcloth and a cute cowl.

Student provides: 1- size 8 24” circular needle, ~200 yards of Aran weight yarn, Basic knitting supplies: scissors, measuring tape, blunt-tipped metal darning needle, stitch markers, pen or pencil, sticky notes. Dishcloth yarn will be provided by instructor.

Saturdays February 2, 9 + 16, 2:30 – 4:30p | JoLene McQueen | $55

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Cooking with Jane – Creating “Hygge” in the Kitchen  – “Hygge” (pronounced hoo-gah), the Danish concept of a cozy sense of being and environment, can be felt in a number of ways — from sitting in a space with lots of candles to snuggling up with a warm blanket — but my favorite way to experience it is with food. It’s hard to deny the pleasure of comfort food and just how cozy it can make you feel. This Harmony class will explore ways to get that “hygge” feeling through food.

Saturday February 9, 10am | Jane Wise | $15

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Top-Down Sock Class—Learn the ins and outs of knitting a basic well-fitting pair of socks from the top down on double-pointed needles—turn a sturdy heel, make toe decreases, and learn how to make Kitchener stitch your friend. Your feet will be so excited and so comfy!  For the advanced beginner (can cast on/off, comfortably knit and purl, can do a basic increase/decrease)

Student Provides: set of 5 size #1 double-pointed needles, 5″ long; 1 or 2 skeins of fingering-weight yarn (sock yarn), totaling about 400 yards; scissors; tapestry needle; measuring tape; pen or pencil.

Tuesdays February 12, 19 + 26, 2-4pm | JoLene McQueen | $55

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Treelight Sweater  – We will be knitting the beautiful Lopi pullover Treelight by Jennifer Steinglass as featured in Making #6: Black and White. We will discuss color choices and dominant colors. We will work on shaping and using short rows to make a sweater you will be happy to wear. We will discuss steeking in case you want the option of making a cardigan.

Student provides: Making #6: Black and White , 9-13 skeins of Lettlopi in main color (add 2 skeins if you are planning on making a cardigan), 1 skein of Lettlopi in 1st contrasting color, 1 skein of Lettlopi in 2nd contrasting color, 1 skein of Lettlopi in 3rd contrasting color, 1- 16” circular needle in size 5 or size to obtain gauge, 1- 32” circular needle in size 5 or size to obtain gauge, 1- 32” circular needle in size 6 or size to obtain gauge, 1 set each of size 5 and size 6 dpns or size to obtain gauge, Basic knitting supplies: scissors, measuring tape, blunt-tipped metal darning needle, stitch markers, pen or pencil, sticky notes.

Saturdays February 9 + 23, March 2, 11:30 – 1:30p | JoLene McQueen | $55

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Seam Finishing with a Market Tote – In this class, you will learn two professional seam techniques: the French Seam and a complete Flat-Felled seam while making a cute reusable tote. Both seams are self-enclosed and very durable, and will elevate your sewing skills! Students must have all fabric cut out before class time, there will not be time or space in class to cut out.

Student provides one yard of fabric of choice, thread, pattern (free online).

Saturday, February 16, 2:30 – 4:30p | Alison Hallstrom | $30

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Next Steps for Beginning Knitters: Beyond the Rectangle – This is a class for the beginning knitter who wants to increase their basic skill set. We will be exploring cables with a simple hat, learn about lace with a quick cowl, and practice increases and decreases with some bulky fingerless mitts. We will also learn how to read and follow a pattern and a chart. Class members should be comfortable knitting and purling as well as casting on and casting off. This is not an introductory knitting class and it will be assumed that you are familiar with those skills.

Student provides: 1 set of 5 6”dp needles, size 11 (preferably wood or bamboo), 1 cable needle, 1- size 11 16” circular needle, 1 skein Aran-weight yarn, 2 skeins (about 180 yds. each) bulky-weight yarn (not super-bulky), Basic knitting supplies: scissors, measuring tape, blunt-tipped metal darning needle, stitch markers, pen or pencil, sticky notes.

Saturdays March 2, 16 + 23 2-4p | JoLene McQueen | $55

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Sew Knits Without A Serger Sweatshirt   If you’ve never sewn on knit fabric but always wanted to, this class is for you! Designed for students with intermediate sewing experience who have never sewn knits before —this class will teach you the basics of beginning to learn knitwear on a stable knit fabric and get you hooked on all the benefits of knitwear (no seam finishing! Minimal pressing! No hemming!). Sew a Boxy Sweatshirt Tee by Allison Hallstrom (the teacher!) – Simple and flattering design perfect for those beginning to sew knitwear.  Features a raglan sleeve and easy boxy fit and a variety of design options.

Student provides 2 yards of 60” wide (2.5 yards of 45-50” wide) Sweatshirt knit, French Terry, or fleece with minimal stretch, all purpose thread, basic sewing supplies (scissors, pins, seam ripper, etc). Sewing machines available for use. Teacher provides the pattern.

Saturday, March 9, 2-6p | Alison Hallstrom | $50

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Winter Knit Nights – First Thursday of the Month | January 3, February 7, March 7, April 4 | Free for all.

Class Policies – Payment required to secure spot in class; phone orders encouraged. | Class may cancel if minimum enrollment is not met—call early, bring friends! | 20% off fabric and yarn with paid class tuition.

Come celebrate with us this Friday + Saturday, September 14 + 15.

FRIDAY DOORBUSTER BAGS
We’re opening early at 10am on Friday, September 14th. We’ll have goodie bags for the first 20 people through the door!

FASHION AND QUILT SHOW
On Saturday, September 15th at 10am. A casual and fabulous affair. Come show and tell us about your #madewithharmony creation and we’ll give you a $5 gift certificate! One per maker.

FABULOUS INVENTORY
Brand new Harmony t-shirts, new candles, perfumes, yarn, patterns, fabric, pouches, and even a Christmas preview!
20% off on Friday + Saturday, markdowns on gifts, fabric + yarns!

Weaving 101 – Learn to weave on a rigid heddle loom. Students will warp their loom in class and begin to weave a scarf. They will work on the scarf at home then complete it in class. Students will begin a second project at home, with the third class for troubleshooting. Looms will be available to purchase or rent at 20% off; rental fee can be applied to purchase price. Supplies list available at sign-up. Class size limited to 4!

Saturdays September 15, 11a-2p + September 22, 29 , 12a-2p | Catherine Marchant | $75

 

Sew Your First Shirt Class – You will make Sonya Phillip’s classic and simple pattern, Shirt no 1. This top is a great introduction to sewing garments and will cover cutting your pattern and using bias tape to finish your edge.

Requires pattern and listed fabric for your size. Please have your fabric pre-washed and pressed prior to class.

Wednesday September 19, 11a – 3p | Alison Hallstrom | $30

**photo from @evquilts

 

 

Cooking with Jane – Fall Harvest – It’s getting cooler, the leaves are just beginning to turn, and the nights are growing longer. You know what that means—it’s time to change your flavor palette from the raw fruits and vegetables of summer to vinegary pickles, hearty beans, and earthy soups. Come cook with us in September!

Saturday September 22, 10am | Jane Wise | $15

 

Beginning Crochet – Learn crochet basics (chain, slip stitch, single crochet, half-double crochet and double crochet) while making a lovely flower pin. Students receive a muslin drawstring bag and folder with illustrated instructions. Green yarn provided for leaves. Class size limited to 4! Materials: One skein worsted weight yarn for flower and a size H/8 5.0mm hook.

Saturday September 22, 4-6p | Allison Baker | $25

Saturday November 10, 4-6p | Allison Baker | $25

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Edward’s Menagerie Crochet Birds– Learn all the necessary crochet techniques to make your very own crochet bird! The class is designed to guide you through each step, from crocheting each piece, to stuffing, sewing everything together, and creating a face for your animal. Basic crochet skills required. Supplies included.

Tuesday September 25, 4-8p | Alex Valenzuela | $36

 

Lander Pants – With a high waist and button fly, the Lander pattern is not only on trend, but also flattering and comfortable for all body types. Students will learn to fit and sew these fabulous pants. For the intermediate seamstress. Supplies list available at sign-up.

Friday September 28, 9a – 3p | Ali Hallstrom | $50

 

Beginning Continental Knitting for Adults – Learn basic knitting and purling in the Continental style. We will also learn a basic cast-on and cast-off and use these skills to make a dishcloth and a cute cowl. Dishcloth yarn will be provided. Supplies list available at sign-up.

Saturdays September 29, + October 13 + 20, 2-4p | JoLene McQueen | $38

 

Mistake Fixing Workshop – Mistakes are a part of knitting, but you can learn how to fix them! Fix mistakes in stockinette stitch, textured stitches, lace patterns, etc. Whether the stitches are still on your needles or even if you’ve bound off. Take the mystique out of mistakes to finish flawless projects.

Thursday October 4, 6-8p | JoLene McQueen | $20

Saturday October 13, 12-2p | JoLene McQueen | $20

 

Skill Building: Baby Booties + Socks – Have you always wanted to learn to make booties or socks? Have you wanted to shape your knitting but felt it was hard to figure out? This class features two, easy to finish, small patterns to help you find that success quickly. A pair of Mary Janes will help you understand the concept of increases, shaping and ways to keep track during a complex pattern. A pair of baby socks will help you learn how to knit in the round, how to use double pointed needles, and the structure of a sock. We will go over each one, step by step. My goal is to help you learn to “read” your knitting, to understand where you are not only in the pattern, but seeing. Patterns come included with the class. Supplies list available at sign-up.

Fridays October 12 + 19, 4-6p | Claudine Bigelow| $30

 

Granny Square Class – Learn to crochet a timeless classic. We will learn circular crochet motifs, changing colors, weaving in ends as you go, and joining techniques. Basic crochet skills required.

Saturday October 13, 4-6p | Allison Baker | $15

 

Scandiwork Slippers – These quick-knit, lightly-felted slippers are a perfect crash course in colorwork. They produce a striking pair of Norwegian mittens for your feet that are fun to wear or give away. Choose from over 15 slipper patterns created by the teacher. Supplies list available at sign-up.

Wednesdays October 17 + 24, 10a – 12:30p | Kristin Drysdale | $50

 

Beginning Spinning Drop Spindle Class – Learn to spin on a Bare Bones spindle. We will learn about the history of spindles, Park and Draft, and spinning on spindles using really great fiber. Afterwards we can discuss all the different marvelous things you can do with a spindle. You can spin for a project, or just for fun! The best part, a spindle is so very portable. Handcrafted spindle and roving included.

Saturday October 20, 11a – 2p | Elizabeth Dailey | $40

 

Icelandic Sweater 2.0 – Knit a modern Icelandic style sweater worked for a deliciously lightweight garment. Riddari is worked in the round. Knit with warm, durable, lightweight Icelandic Lettlopi wool. Knit from the bottom up, sleeves connect as we go—so much fun! Learn stranded color work and steeking. Knitting level intermediate. Supplies list available at sign-up.

Saturdays October 20, 4-6p + November 3 + 17, 2-4p | JoLene McQueen | $38

 

Scandiwork Lark Sweater – Colorwork for the enthusiastic beginner. This pullover has bottom up construction, knit in the round. This is the perfect first-time sweater for knitters new to colorwork. Kristin will teach you through one of her very own patterns, helping you knit a colorwork sweater in Quince + Co. Lark. Supplies list available at sign-up.

Saturdays October 27 + November 3 + 17, 11a – 1:30p | Kristin Drysdale | $75

 

Meri’s Squares Blouse – Our own self-drafted pattern master will teach us how to customize dimensions of a pattern to fit with her simple squares blouse. Supplies list available at sign-up.

Saturday October 27, 2-6p | Meri Davis | $30

Cabled Hat – Learn basic cabling while working on circular needles then double-pointed needles. An ideal gift. Supplies list available at sign-up.

Saturday November 3, 4-6p | JoLene McQueen | $25

 

Granny Square Fingerless Mittens – Learn how to crochet together four granny squares to make a wonderfully unique pair of fingerless mittens! Just in time for the holiday gift-giving season. Must know how to make granny squares and have basic crochet skills. Supplies list available at sign-up.

Saturday November 10, 12p-4p | Allison Baker | $30

 

Fairisle Tam Class – This class is to help demystify the complexity of Fair Isle knitting and explore the joy of making a tam. Discover the beauty of the new line of Jamieson’s yarn Harmony is carrying, imported all the way from Scotland. Get help selecting your colors, learn the importance of hue and value in stranded work. learn how to read charts, successfully knit with two colors in a row, and create a lovely cap for this winter. Must be able to knit in the round. Supplies list available at sign-up.

Mondays November 12 + 19, 4-6p | Claudine Bigelow | $30

 

Cooking With Jane – Thanksgiving Pies – If you want a special Thanksgiving pie to make this year, look no further. We will bake slab pies for a crowd, hand pies for fun, borrow a buttery tart from our Canadian neighbors, and use a cookie crust for the grand old pumpkin favorite.

Saturday November 10, 10-11a | Jane Wise | $15

 

Fall Knit Nights – First Thursday of the Month | September 6, October 4, November 1, 8-9:30p | Free for all.

Class Policies – Payment required to secure spot in class; phone orders encouraged. | Class may cancel if minimum enrollment is not met—call early, bring friends! | 20% off fabric and yarn with paid class tuition.

 

Edward’s Menagerie Crochet Birds – Learn all the necessary crochet techniques to make your very own crochet bird! The class is designed to guide you through each step, from crocheting each piece, to stuffing, sewing everything together, and creating a face for your animal. Beginning crochet experience preferred. Supplies: Yarn, crochet hook, Edward’s Menagerie Birds book

Mondays April 30, May 7, 14, 21, 4-5:30pm | Alex Valenzuela | $36

 

Paper Daisy Mother’s Day Corsage – Get in-person instruction from Chelsey McNeil of Rosy Paper Posies as she helps you create a paper Mother’s Day corsage, complete with cheerful paper daisy, paper greens, and accented with a colorful burst of small paper blooms.  All paper pieces will be pre-cut, ready for you to shape and assemble. After this one-hour class, you will go home with your completed corsage packaged in a corsage box, a kit to make a second corsage at home, and the paper daisy pattern (for personal use)

Saturday, May 5, 11a – 1p | Chelsey McNeil | $27

 

Lander Pants – With a high waist and button fly, the Lander pattern is not only on trend, but also flattering and comfortable for all body types. Students will learn to fit and sew these fabulous pants. For the intermediate seamstress. Materials: Lander Pant pattern, fabric and notions as per pattern.

Saturdays May 12 + 19 , 11a-3p | Ali Hallstrom | $50

 

Cooking with Jane – Jamming! – This is the way to jewel-up summer in bottles! Making your own lets you control the level of sweetness in the final product and is a simple way to use up any bumper crop of fruit.

Saturday, May 19, 10am | Jane Wise | $15

 

Beginning Crochet – Learn crochet basics (chain, slip stitch, single crochet, half-double crochet and double crochet) while making a lovely flower pin. Students receive a muslin drawstring bag and folder with illustrated instructions. Green yarn provided for leaves.  Class size limited to 4! Materials: One skein worsted weight yarn in desired flower color and 1 size H/8 5.0mm hook.

Saturday, May 19th 4-6pm | Allison Baker | $25

Saturday, June 16th 4-6pm | Allison Baker | $25

 

Weaving 101 – Learn to weave on a rigid heddle loom.  Students will warp their loom in class and begin to weave a scarf.  They will work on the scarf at home then complete it in class. Students will begin a second project at home, with the third class for troubleshooting.  Looms will be available to purchase or rent at 20% off; rental fee can be applied to purchase price. Supplies: two 50-gram balls of worsted weight yarn for a skinny (5”) scarf, or two 100-gram balls for a 7-8” wide scarf.  Class size limited to 4!

Saturdays June 2, 11a-2p, June 9 + 16 , 11a-1p | Catherine Marchant | $75

 

Beginning Drop Spindle Spinning – Learn to spin on a Bare Bones spindle!  We will learn about the history of spindles, Park and Draft, and finally spinning on spindles using really great fiber!  Afterwards we can discuss all the different marvelous things you can do with a spindle! You can spin for a project! For Fun! The best part, a spindle is so very portable!

Saturday June 9, 2p – 5p | Elizabeth Dailey | $40

 

Weaving 3.0 – New techniques for this class will include: pile weaves, Danish medallions, mixed warp, honeycomb, and Spanish lace. Prep Instructions: Come with rigid heddle loom warped about two yards in length and 8-10 inches wide.

Saturday June 23, 11a-2p | Catherine Marchant |  $30

 

Knit Night – First Thursday of each Month | May 3, June 7, 8-9:30p  | Free!

Class Policies – Payment required to secure spot in class; phone orders encouraged. Class will cancel if minimum enrollment is not met— call early, and bring friends! 20% off fabric and yarn with paid class tuition.

 

We’ll be open! Come see us 11a-6p.

Beginning Crochet – Learn crochet basics (chain, slip stitch, single crochet, half-double crochet and double crochet) while making a lovely flower pin. Students receive a muslin drawstring bag and folder with illustrated instructions. Green yarn provided for leaves.  Class size limited to 4! Materials: One skein worsted weight yarn in desired flower color and 1 size H/8 5.0mm hook.

Saturday January 27, 4-6p | Allison Baker | $25

Saturday March 10, 4-6p | Allison Baker | $25

Next Steps for Beginning Knitters: Beyond the Rectangle – This is a class for the beginning knitter who wants to increase their basic skill set. We will be exploring cables with a simple hat, learn about lace with a quick cowl, and practice increases and decreases with some bulky fingerless mitts. Class members should be comfortable knitting and purling, casting-on, and casting-off.  Materials: 1 set of 5 6” dp needles, size 11 (preferably wooden or bamboo), 1 cable needle, 1 size 11 16” circular needle, 1 skein Aran-weight yarn, 2 skeins (about 180 yds each) bulky-weight yarn (not super-bulky) Basic knitting supplies.

Saturdays January 27, February 3 + 10, 11:30am – 1:30pm | JoLene McQueen | $38

Beginning Kids’ Sewing – Come learn basic sewing techniques in a fun atmosphere.  Possible projects: skirt, simple bag, patchwork quilt, etc.   Class size limited to 5! Ages 8-18.

Fridays February 2, 9, 16, 23  | 2:30 pm             Fridays March 2, 9, 16, 23 | 2:30 pm                                                 Ali Hallstrom | $75                                    Ali Hallstrom | $75

Intermediate Kids’ Sewing – Come explore new sewing techniques in a fun atmosphere.  Possible projects: reading a clothing pattern, reversible bag, slippers, etc. Class size limited to 5! Ages 8-18.

Fridays February 2, 9, 16, 23  | 4:00p                        Fridays March  2, 9, 16, 23 | 4:00p                                                Ali Hallstrom | $75                                                Ali Hallstrom | $75

Icelandic Sweater—Knit a modern Icelandic style sweater worked at a loose gauge for a deliciously lightweight garment. Stopover is knit entirely in the round with optional subtle waist shaping. Knit with warm, durable, lightweight Icelandic Lettlopi wool. Knit from the bottom up, sleeves connect as we go—so much fun! Learn stranded color work and steeking. Supplies: Stopover pattern by Mary Jane Mucklestone, 700-1500 yds. of Istex Lettlopi in main color yarn, plus 1 skein each of three other contrasting colors; circular knitting needles (size 10/ swatch), double-pointed needles or extra long magic loop (same size as your circular needle); other basic knitting supplies. Before Class: Please swatch to get gauge: 13 stitches and 18 rows = 4″ in stockinette stitch with the yarn you are using for the main part of your sweater. Please wash your swatch and air-dry it to get the correct gauge. Knitting level: Intermediate or Adventurous Advanced Beginner  (Can cast on and cast off, comfortably knit and purl in the round, and can do a basic increase and decrease).

Saturdays February 3, 10 + 17, 2-4pm | JoLene McQueen | $38

 

Edward’s Menagerie Crochet Animals – Learn all the necessary crochet techniques to make your very own crochet animal! The class is designed to guide you through each step, from crocheting each piece, to stuffing, sewing everything together, and creating a face for your animal. Choose from Emma the Bunny, Alexandre the Russian Blue Cat, or Piotr the Polar Bear. Beginning crochet experience preferred. Supplies: Yarn, crochet hook, Edward’s Menagerie book

Mondays February 12, 19 + 26, 4-5:30p | Alex Valenzuela | $36

Cooking with Jane – It’s All About Flavor – Come learn about becoming that person who can get an extra punch of flavor into sauces and baked goods by INFUSING them with taste using herbs and spices.

Saturday February 10, 10 am | Jane Wise | $15

Crochet Heart Sachet Workshop – Finish a lavender-filled crochet heart sachet just in time for Valentine’s Day! Supplies kit includes DK weight yarn, wool stuffing, and dried lavender. Students need to have basic crochet skills and bring a size D/3 3.25mm crochet hook.

Saturday February 10, 4-7p | Allison Baker |  $18

Granny Square Class – Learn to crochet a timeless classic.  We will learn circular crochet motifs, changing colors, weaving in ends as you go, and joining techniques.  Basic crochet skills required.  Materials: Bring several different colors of DK or worsted weight yarn, size F/5 3.75 mm hook (DK) or size H/8 5.0 mm hook (worsted), scissors, and a tapestry needle.

Saturday February 24, 4-6p | Allison Baker | $15

Weaving 101 – Learn to weave on a rigid heddle loom.  Students will warp their loom in class and begin to weave a scarf.  They will work on the scarf at home then complete it in class.  Students will begin a second project at home, with the third class for troubleshooting.  Looms will be available to purchase or rent at 20% off; rental fee can be applied to purchase price.  Supplies: two 50-gram balls of worsted weight yarn for a skinny (5”) scarf, or two 100-gram balls for a 7-8” wide scarf.  Class size limited to 4!

Saturdays February 17, 11a-2p February 24 + March 3, 11a-1p | Catherine Marchant | $75

Beginning Continental Knitting for Adults – Learn basic knitting and purling in the Continental style. We will also learn a basic cast-on and cast-off and use these skills to make a dishcloth and a cute cowl. Instructor will provide dishcloth yarn. Students provide: 200 yards Aran-weight yarn, a 16” size 8 circular knitting needle, tapestry needle, scissors, measuring tape/ruler, knitting ring place markers, and a pen.

Saturdays February 24, March 3 + 10, 1:30 – 3:30p | JoLene McQueen | $38

 

Weaving 2.0 – We will make a woven sampler while learning several different techniques, including hemstitching and leno, for future weaving projects.

Prep Instructions: Come with rigid heddle loom warped about two yards in length and 8-10 inches wide.

Saturday March 17, 11a-2p | Catherine Marchant |  $30

Loving Color Through Fair Isle Knitting – You will learn this skill with your hands, mind, and heart as we demystify stranded knitting, study color possibilities, hold needles while negotiating more than one color of yarn, read a Fair Isle pattern chart, and learn finishing technique. Learning these skills have brought me great joy over the years and I am excited to share them with you. Ability to knit in the round will help. Supplies: Fair Isle Arm Warmers pattern by Erika Westerop-Cello Knits (free Ravely download); 5 skeins of sport/DK weight yarn in a variety of colors (Quince & Co. Chickadee or Rowan Felted Tweed are perfect); needles: a set of size 2 DPN or long circulars for magic loop. (A “tight knitter” may need a size 3.) A tapestry needle is helpful for weaving in ends.

Saturdays March 24 + 31, 3:30-5:30p | Claudine Bigelow | $30

Lander Pants – With a high waist and button fly, the Lander pattern is not only on trend, but also flattering and comfortable for all body types. Students will learn to fit and sew these fabulous pants. For the intermediate seamstress. Materials: Lander Pant pattern, fabric and notions as per pattern.

Saturdays March 24 + 31, 11a-3p | Ali Hallstrom | $50

 

Creative Embellishment of Children’s T-shirts  – This workshop will incorporate some of Alabama Channin’s ideas along with appliqué, beadwork and sequin application, freezer-paper stencils with using acrylic paint, free-form painting, embroidery.

Each student will bring a pre-bought or sewn child’s T-shirt and at least two skeins of embroidery floss they want to use (if embroidering). They should also bring any supplies they want specifically, like sequins or beads, or specific paint color (fabric paint or acrylic).

Friday March 30, 7-8:30p | Leah Everett | $10

 

Winter Knit Nights – February 1, March 1 + April 5, 8-9:30p  | Free for all.
Class Policies – Payment required to secure spot in class; phone orders encouraged. | Class may cancel if minimum enrollment is not met—call early, bring friends! | 20% off fabric and yarn with paid class tuition.