Description Over the last 10 years, Hitofude has come up in conversation again and again. It's long been on our "to knit list", and many of you have requested help with its unusual construction. We have often heard that those who knit it often make it more than once.
Description
Free when you purchase your yarn at AWU
Over the last 10 years, Hitofude has come up in conversation again and again. It's long been on our "to knit list", and many of you have requested help with its unusual construction. We have often heard that those who knit it often make it more than once. Thus, the perfect project for a knit along!
Gauge: 20 stitches and 32 rows = 4 inches in Lace pattern (blocked)
Yarn Recommendations: Fingering weight with drape
Polka Dot Sheep Iron Horse, Scheepjes Whirl + Whirlette, Dandoh Silk + (for those comfortable with adjusting gauge try Lana Grossa Solo Lino Linea Pura or Lace Seta Mulberry)
About Us
Leslie and Nona are a mother-daughter yarn slinging duo. Both have been crafting all their lives, and are loving the fiber community they have created at All Wound Up.
Leslie worked in the corporate world for over 35 years prior to owning All Wound Up. She worked in freight and the fishing industry, wearing many hats in those years, and each contributing to the running of All Wound Up.
Leslie has always loved crafts. In addition to knitting, she also makes soap, has created fused glass and leaded glass works of art, makes jewelry, gardens and keeps bees. She also loves dogs, and hasn't been without a beloved canine in many decades. She and her husband Rick live in Seaview.
Nona grew up in the Pacific Northwest. Fond childhood memories include kayaking Lake Union, walks and bike rides around Greenlake, and attempting to sell her handmade beaded necklaces and woven potholders to the neighbors.
Her entrepreneurial spirit continued into adolescence and then adulthood. After she married her high school sweetheart Dave, Nona sold stamps and scrapbook paper for a direct sales company. She gave that up in 2011 and began designing knitwear and sewing for craft shows, farmer's markets and expos. Nona stopped doing shows when AWU opened, but has continued designing and sewing. She has over 140 patterns on Ravelry, and makes project bags for the shop!
Now in our 8th year of business, Leslie and Nona feel enthusiastic and joyful with the yarn community we've created with our wonderful customers! We love showcasing the talents of Indie Dyers, and local artisans. And we've worked hard to bring you unique yarns, many that are exclusive in this area to our shop!
We hope that you will stop by the shop, and become a part of our family of fiber enthusiasts who gather often. We have classes, free social knitting and crochet times, beautiful yarn, and so many inspiring projects to show you!
Want to learn how to knit? Or need a refresher because you haven't knit in a long time? In this class you will learn how to cast on and create the basic stitches of knitting, how to “read” your work, and how to fix mistakes. No previous experience is required.
This is a Jelly Roll Friendly pattern! The pattern has 5 different sizes in one pattern. Please be sure to note the materials needed for the size of quilt you wish to make.
Learn the building blocks of crochet and make a multicolored granny square! Great for absolute beginners or anyone who wants to refresh their dormant crochet skills. Class is 2 hours long. Materials are NOT included but can be purchased from Knit & Bolt.
This 2-hour class will get you started with the basics so you have the confidence to tackle bigger brioche projects. In this class you will use two colors in the round to knit a beautiful, reversible head/earband, cowl, or infinity scarf using the Brioche knitting technique.
Knitting course is offered by Manny Cantor Center for all skill level. All courses are open to students of all levels and instructors will support students in completing unique projects throughout the term.
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