With Laura Barker
April 9, 10am-12pm CDT
Shorty, a colorful 4" Teddy Bear, is a study in German short rows. They help create a round tummy, a bottom so the bear can sit, no-sew ears, pointed toes, and curved arms. Add contrasting colored pads on the hands and feet and no one can resist!
Class sessions will be recorded and remain accessible online to registered students of the class for 7 days following the event.
Laura Barker
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With Laura Barker
April 9, 4-6pm CDT
Have you wanted to learn entrelac, or tried and been confused by different slanting rectangles and those beginning, ending, and edge triangles? Let's take full advantage of the intrinsic shape of the rectangles to create a zig-zag edged scarf: there's no need to learn any triangles.
Class sessions will be recorded and remain accessible online to registered students of the class for 7 days following the event.
With Laura Barker
April 10, 1-3pm CDT
From the cover of Knitter's 125, Winter 2016 and into your wardrobe. This knit looks like a complicated argyle stripe pattern but is really the result of short rows repeating along the scarf length.
Class sessions will be recorded and remain accessible online to registered students of the class for 7 days following the event.
With Laura Barker
April 11, 10am-12pm CDT
Upstairs and Down is a reversible scarf of ribbed entrelac rectangles, no triangles. The colors form stairs in the pattern and this orientation highlights entrelac's woven appearance. As you begin your scarf, you'll also learn the ribbed cabled cast-on and Laura's double half-stitch pickup method for a fully reversible scarf.
Class sessions will be recorded and remain accessible online to registered students of the class for 7 days following the event.
With Laura Barker
April 11, 4:00-6:00pm CDT
German Short-rows involve no wraps, markers, or other extras. Learn to work them in stockinette and how to fix them when the unthinkable happens. Laura will also explain how to substitute them in patterns that call for other methods.
Class sessions will be recorded and remain accessible online to registered students of the class for 7 days following the event.
About Laura Barker
Laura is a life-long knitter and former engineer and math teacher. She enjoys combining all the best of her experience in her favorite career, knitting design and education. Her designs feature innovative construction with clear instruction. She is the author of Mitered Entrelac, Knitting Entrelac Around the Corner, and has published patterns in Knitter’s Magazine, Knitty, Knit Edge Magazine and on Ravelry. Her work may also be found at www.CathedralKnits.com and on Ravelry and FB as Cathedral Knits. She is a founder of the Capitol Hill Knitting Guild.For more about Laura, got to CathedralKnits.com