Dates: Friday, July 17th and 24th from 10:30 AM to noon
Instructor: Lynne Hutton
Level: Confident Beginner and up- please feel comfortable knitting, purling, casting on and off. Be ready for a fun challenge!
Join us to knit the absolutely stunning Tiny Leaves Market Bag designed by Auguste Knit. This is a beautiful lace bag that features a charming leaf motif, perfect for trips to Pepper Place Market, beach outings, dinners, or walks around town. This pattern is a fun foray into lacework and blends beauty and practicality to make a super versatile and stylish accessory!
During this class you will learn:
Lacework knitting + reading lace charts
How to cast on using the Turkish cast on
How to use the Magic Loop technique to knit small circumferences
How to make an i-cord
How to graft stitches together using the Kitchener stitch
Materials
4 skeins of Sandnes Garn Line, a linen/cotton/viscose chainette yarn (we recommend using this yarn instead of holding two smaller sport weight yarns double as suggested in the pattern)
US 6 (4mm) needles with a 40” inch cord for Magic Loop knitting.
4 stitch markers
Scrap yarn or barber cords to hold stitches with
Tapestry needle
The Tiny Leaves Market Bag pattern, available on Ravelry
Dates: Friday, July 17th and 24th from 10:30 AM to noon
Instructor: Lynne Hutton
Level: Confident Beginner and up- please feel comfortable knitting, purling, casting on and off. Be ready for a fun challenge!
Join us to knit the absolutely stunning Tiny Leaves Market Bag designed by Auguste Knit. This is a beautiful lace bag that features a charming leaf motif, perfect for trips to Pepper Place Market, beach outings, dinners, or walks around town. This pattern is a fun foray into lacework and blends beauty and practicality to make a super versatile and stylish accessory!
During this class you will learn:
Lacework knitting + reading lace charts
How to cast on using the Turkish cast on
How to use the Magic Loop technique to knit small circumferences
How to make an i-cord
How to graft stitches together using the Kitchener stitch
Materials
4 skeins of Sandnes Garn Line, a linen/cotton/viscose chainette yarn (we recommend using this yarn instead of holding two smaller sport weight yarns double as suggested in the pattern)
US 6 (4mm) needles with a 40” inch cord for Magic Loop knitting.
4 stitch markers
Scrap yarn or barber cords to hold stitches with
Tapestry needle
The Tiny Leaves Market Bag pattern, available on Ravelry
