TOP 10 KNITTING COURSES IN SAN ANTONIO, USA

The Quilt Class in a Bag is a completely new template set and a 6 point -8" cross hair ruler!!! PLUS, the all the tools come in a Yazzii Bag. The bag value compares to other Yazzi bags that retail for over $50!

All Materials Included! These are great beginner projects for those who want to learn some easy and fun quilting techniques.

This 42x58" heirloom quilt counts down to Christmas with darling interactive designs. Hang Stockings, top coco with "marshmallow" Wool Felt Balls, unzip pockets, press the sound button and more. Made in a 5x7 (or larger) machine embroidery hoop, Kimberbell's Cup of Cheer Advent Quilt is what memori...

We'll demonstrate (in class) how to complete the block including cutting and piecing instructions.

Have you always wanted to learn to quilt? Or are your skills a little rusty? Want to hang out and have fun with a cool crowd? Join our group and work at your own pace with our excellent instructor - Loveta. The class meets every 1st Saturday of the month between 1:45 pm and 4:45 pm.

Learn to piece and quilt by machine in this 8 part class. You will learn how to choose fabrics, use a rotary cutter, and make your quilt from start to finish!

Learn the basics and get yourself knitting! In this class you will learn how to cast on, knit, purl, and bind off. You’ll also learn how to combine knitting and purling to create different stitch patterns and textures, common knitting terms, and the basics of reading a pattern.

Quilting I series course is offered by Memories by the Yard. This series is designed with the beginner in mind. If you are a new beginner, we will start with the basics.

Whether you want to learn to knit, or if you need help just learning a new technique, or perhaps even are just stuck on a project, stop in to Unraveled and Bobbie can get you sorted!  Many folks come every week just for fellowship and fun!

A super fun and easy quilt perfect for Christmas, to make for yourself or as a gift! This 56.5" square quilt looks super cute with solids, blenders, or Christmas print fabrics!