TOP 10 KNITTING COURSES IN USA - PAGE 7

We teach two beginning knitting workshops. Just the Basics (101) will teach you the knit and purl stitch and you will create a scarf. In Beyond the Basics (102) you will expand on your knowledge of the knit and purl stitch and learn how to cast on, bind off, yarn over, I-cord and seaming as you ...

Always wanted to learn how to quilt? Ready to get started? Jeanne will teach you how, step by step! The first week you'll learn measuring and cutting techniques, along with nesting and stitching blocks together. The next week you'll learn the best way to add borders to your quilt.

Learn piece quilting to create blocks, working with batting and backing, appliqué & quilting techniques. start to finish quilt making, mitering corners, layering, quilting blanket.

Learn slip knot, Chains, Single and Double Crochet stitches. Basic Stitches holding the yarn &hook, making a slip knot, a chain, turning chains, slip stitch. Single, half double and double crochet.

Knitting course is offered by Bliss Yarns for all skill level. Come by today and let a member of our friendly, knowledgeable staff help you pick out your next knitting or crochet project!

Knitting course is offered by The Joy of knitting. The Joy of Knitting is Franklin's boutique yarn shop and home away from home. A place to find fine.

Knitting course is offered by Ewe & Company.

We teach knitting, too! Just getting started? Or want a little extra help on a project that's giving you trouble? We can schedule a private lesson to help! We can teach in our studio, or as an in-home lesson and since a machine is not needed this can also be an outdoor activity! Group options are a...

Join us this December to make an "ugly" sweater for the holiday season! Using paint, pom-poms, glue, sequins, fabric, and fun embellishments each student can design and decorate their sweater to the max. 

This 1.5-hour introductory or refresher class covers all of the how-to-knit basics, namely casting on, knitting, binding off & finishing, while starting your first "real" project from a pattern, a stylish-yet-cozy hat.