Special Course Schedule
I just returned from this year’s Sheep and 
Wool Festival in Rhinebeck and a successful “Fit to Flatter” workshop with Amy 
Herzog.  She confirmed many of the things 
I have been doing to get the best fit for sweaters, but taught me so much 
more.  I'm excited to pass on the 
knowledge and help us all achieve the best fit ever for our next 
sweater.
For this session only,the course offerings 
have been changed to focus more on the intermediate to advanced knitter (or 
crocheter).  Beginners, have no fear; we will offer more fundamental courses in 
January.
Among other things, the "Your Project" class 
will be suspended for these two months.  (If you should need additional help 
during this time, I'm always available for affordable private sessions -- and 
amenable to a group, or several-session, rate). 
Take a look at these courses.  If you see anything that interests you, act now because 
they won't be offered again for some time.
CLASSES
Beginning Your Next Sweater $75
4 sessions (2 hours each)
Section  A: Four Sundays from 5:30 to 7:30  pm
     November 4, 11, 18 and  25
Section B: Four Tuesdays from 6:00 to 8:00  pm
     November 6, 13, 20 and 27
3 sessions (1 ½ hours each)
Section  A:Three Sundays from 5:30 to 7:00  pm
     December 2, 9  and 16
Section B:Three Tuesdays from 6:00 to 7:30  pm
     December 4, 11  and 18
You will learn various methods for minimizing and repairing mistakes (such as using a lifeline, bringing up a stitch in textured fabric, "tinking" and ripping out). You will learn to finish your project with elegance (various binding off techniques, sewing seams, washing and blocking).
If you register for  both classes, the cost is $110.  When registering, please let me know which day  (Sunday or Tuesday) is best for you (or if you have flexibility).  That will  help me with scheduling.
WORKSHOP
Top-down Baby Cardigan $45
Saturday, December 1, from 2:00-5:00  pm
Persons  taking this workshop should be able to knit, purl, cast on, and bind off.  Prior  experience with circular needles is desirable, but not  required. Make  an adorable top-down, cardigan for a baby.A pattern will be provided, with help adapting it for a boy or girl.While making this sweater, you will become  familiar with the concept of knitting sweaters from the top down, whether for  children or adults, and learn why some people prefer this  method.
 
 
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