Astrid's Classes
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Fixing Knitting Mistakes 101
Date & Time 1 class Sunday, February 8, 12-2pm Class Size 6 adults Skill level Intermediate beginner – you must already know how to knit and purl. Pre-work USING A LIGHT COLORED, TIGHTLY SPUN, WORSTED WEIGHT YARN (not too fuzzy!): Cast on 20 sts and knit 6 rows in garter stitch (knit every row) and then knit in stockinette stitch (Row 1: knit, Row 2: purl) for 4 inches, ending with a knit row, and leave it on the needle (do not bind off) and with yarn still attached to the needle. Bring with you or purchase at the shop
Techniques Covered
Note This class is intended for adults. If you are interested in lessons for children, please reach out to us at [email protected]. Cost We use a sliding scale system to ensure our classes are accessible to all. You can learn more about our sliding scale system here.
Use the register button below to select which cost is best for you at checkout. If you need further support, we have some scholarships available. Please email us at [email protected] for more information about scholarships. Thank you to the Springfield Ceramics & Crafts Club for providing support for our scholarships. |
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Steeking for Beginners
Date & Time 1 class Sunday, March 22, 12-2pm Class Size 6 students Skill level Advanced Beginner to Intermediate – you must already be comfortable with the following skills:
Pre-work Bring a finished project that is ready for steeking or make a Steeked Mug Hug by Astrid Robitaille (free Ravelry download) Bring with you or purchase at the shop
Techniques Covered
Note This class is intended for adults. If you are interested in lessons for children, please reach out to us at [email protected]. Cost We use a sliding scale system to ensure our classes are accessible to all. You can learn more about our sliding scale system here.
Use the register button below to select which cost is best for you at checkout. If you need further support, we have some scholarships available. Please email us at [email protected] for more information about scholarships. Thank you to the Springfield Ceramics & Crafts Club for providing support for our scholarships. |
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Advanced Fixing Knitting Mistakes
Date & Time 1 class Sunday, April 12, 12-2pm Class Size 6 students Skill level Intermediate – you must already know how to do lacework, cabling, and stranded colorwork. Pre-work Follow the instructions linked below to complete three completed swatches for the class: Bring with you or purchase at the shop
Techniques Covered
Note This class is intended for adults. If you are interested in lessons for children, please reach out to us at [email protected]. Cost We use a sliding scale system to ensure our classes are accessible to all. You can learn more about our sliding scale system here.
Use the register button below to select which cost is best for you at checkout. If you need further support, we have some scholarships available. Please email us at [email protected] for more information about scholarships. Thank you to the Springfield Ceramics & Crafts Club for providing support for our scholarships. |
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Intro to Two-Color Brioche
Date & Time 1 class Sunday, April 19, 12-2pm Class Size 6 students Skill level Intermediate beginner – you must already know how to knit and purl. Pre-work None! You’ll start your project in the class. Pattern Brioche at Breakfast cowl by Emma Sadler - @allneedles. Purchase pattern from Ravelry or Etsy Bring with you or purchase at the shop
Techniques Covered
Note This class is intended for adults. If you are interested in lessons for children, please reach out to us at [email protected]. Cost We use a sliding scale system to ensure our classes are accessible to all. You can learn more about our sliding scale system here.
Use the register button below to select which cost is best for you at checkout. If you need further support, we have some scholarships available. Please email us at [email protected] for more information about scholarships. Thank you to the Springfield Ceramics & Crafts Club for providing support for our scholarships. |
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About Astrid
@frontporchknitter Astrid is passionate about sharing the rich traditions and benefits of knitting, and enjoys guiding budding and seasoned knitters to explore new techniques and build on existing skills. A TKGA Certified Master Hand Knitter, Astrid particularly enjoys stranded colorwork knitting as well as intricate cables and lace, but also believes wholeheartedly in the soothing properties of relaxing, simple stockinette. In her non-knitting time, she works in the field of adult education, and spends time with her husband and their three Portuguese Water Dogs. |