Thursday, December 3, 2015

Vera Sanon Top Down Fitting / Knitting Workshop

Did you wait until the last minute? I always do! We have opened up our registration to include up to 8 additional participants for Vera Sanon's workshop; although this is being held tomorrow evening, you still have time to register and knit the swatch if you would like to attend. If you can't make it this time, we're hoping she'll be back next Spring (we're working with her on a schedule) to teach a much longer version of her popular workshop. Please see the details below to register for tomorrow evening.

UPDATE: We are holding the event at Comfort Suites around the corner from the shop (ample parking, well-lighted, and more room to work on your project). 

Designer Vera Sanon will be in the Houston area this week and has offered to hold a workshop focused on fitting and knitting top down garments. Please register for the workshop after you've read through all the information below:


FRIDAY, DECEMBER 4th, 2015 6:00-8:00 p.m.

Vera Sanon Workshop
Fitting & Knitting Tips in Top-Down Knitting
$35

Please read through the workshop information below and
email twisted.yarns@gmail.com if you would like to attend.
Sign ups WILL NOT be taken at the shop


Ravelry Page for Vera Sanon

Why top-down?
Proper Measurements/Fit
Gauge (Oh NO!!!)
Raglan
Set-in Sleeve
Contiguous
German Short Rows
Each participant will receive 3 FREE patterns (via Ravelry download)

Homework: 
Knit a “gauge swatch” with an approximate gauge of 22 sts to 4” (DK weight yarn) with appropriate sized needles.

  • CO 30 sts and work in stockinette stitch as follows. 
  • RS Row: P1, K to end of row. 
  • WS Row: P to 1 st before end of row, K1. 
  • Repeat last two rows until piece measures 5.5” in length ending with a WS row. 
  • Leave sts on needles.

Bring this swatch to the workshop.

Materials to bring to workshop:
swatch
U.S. 0 (2 mm) circular needles (length 24” to 40”) (we will have these for sale at the workshop)
yarn that the swatch had been worked in
tape measure
calculator

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