Have you ever looked at your knitting and said, “What happened THERE?” Found a dropped stitch way down there? Or picked up your project and wondered "where you were in the world was I?" “How many decreases/increases have I worked? “ “What row was I on?” Learn to read your knitting and become a more confident, informed knitter.
Harry Wells is a retired university professor who has pursued knitting and teaching the craft professionally since 2010. He enjoys designing knitwear for men and accessories for both men and women. His aesthetic emphasizes texture and linear flow.
He teaches a myriad of classes geared for knitting conferences and fiber festivals. His extensive experience in classroom presentation and course preparation makes for an organized and engaging learning experience.
His designs have been published in knitting magazines and can be found at https://www.ravelry.com/designers/harry-wells. Check out his knitting blog and website at www.goodforaboy.com
