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HOW
TO FIX MISTAKES
Have
you ever dropped a nasty little stitch,
or gotten 2 inches up and noticed a nasty little Purl stitch
peeking out where a Knit stitch should have been,
or found a nasty little hole created by a yarn
over?
Or
maybe you picked up your knitting and
started going the wrong direction
(which also created a nasty little hole in your work).
Does
all this sound a little nasty and familiar?
Let's learn how to fix these nasty little mistakes...
...and usually without tearing out the entire
project!
Some
examples of nasty little mistakes might look like these ...
Dropped Stitch-nasty!
Yarn-Over
Hole-nasty! Twisted
Stitches-nasty!
Reverse Direction-nasty! ~
~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ How to Fix
Mistakes by
Linda
Lucente ~
~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ JUNE 19, 2010
from 10:30am to 12:30pm
for $30.00
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(
if your class materials are purchased at JSY) Class
Registration Required. (Name,
Phone, Email and Class Fee) Without
pre-registration, a class placement cannot be guaranteed. ~
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HOMEWORK *
Bring
in a completed swatch (4"x 4")
(using a stockinette stitch: knit 1 row,
purl 1 row). *
Please use
plain, light colored yarn
(i.e.; no dark colors like black or navy). *
Yarn
should be Worsted weight and no lighter than DK or Sport. *
Do
not Bind-off. *
Please leave the needles on the swatch. ~
~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ MATERIALS *
One extra set of needles that are 2 to 3 sizes smaller
than the
needles that were used to make the swatch). *
A
crochet hook that is equivalent to the size of needle
that you used to
make the swatch...or 1 size
smaller. *
The Knit Gauge can show you the correct size...if you are not sure. *
A
Coil-less pin or locking
ring marker (or a small stitch marker will do). *
Pen and paper
for taking a few notes. *
One
large smile - for the rest of us - will do nicely as well.
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COMMENTS
This
class has been a lot of fun in the past:
(please plan on continuing this tradition)
* lots of good tips,
* lots of good techniques,
* lots of sound advice,
* knitting rewards for the rest of your knitting days.
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