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FELTED MITTENS W/ RIBBED CUFF<br />

Class Description: What’s warmer than a pair of wool mittens? A pair of FELTED wool<br />

mittens with cozy ribbed cuffs! These are a fun, rewarding knit and so useful here in the<br />

Northeast. Make a few pairs to give to your favorite friends!<br />

Level: Advanced Beginner<br />

Materials: 1 skein Brown Sheep Lamb’s Pride Worsted for felted mitten, 1 skein Cascade 220<br />

for ribbing. Size 5 and 11 double pointed needles; pattern included.<br />

Homework: Using size 11 dpns, cast on 40 stitches. Join to begin working in the round; knit 20<br />

rounds (stockinette stitch!). Come to class ready to begin the thumb gusset.<br />

Instructor: Jean Bigaouette<br />

FINISHING TECHNIQUES<br />

Class Description: Proper seaming can make the difference between “homemade” and<br />

“handcrafted” garments. Learn to pick stitches, sew sides with the mattress seam, backstitch<br />

armhole seams, bind off shoulders with three needles, work around a button hole, properly sew<br />

on a button, and weave in ends. Proper blocking techniques will be discussed.<br />

Materials: Sweater pieces, pattern instructions, tapestry needle, blocking pins, buttons, and yarn<br />

from your sweater.<br />

Level: Intermediate<br />

Homework: Students must bring completed sweater pieces to assemble in class.<br />

Instructor: Kim Jackson<br />

FIXING MISTAKES<br />

Class Description: This class is becoming a perennial favorite. Do you spend a lot of time<br />

ripping out all of your knitting because you make a mistake? Can you identify it, but don’t know<br />

what to do about it? You will learn how to recognize and undo unsightly stitches, how to use a<br />

crochet hook to pick up “dropped” stitches; and how to align your stitches on the needle to avoid<br />

“crossed” stitches. Best of all, you will only undo a few stitches, not rows upon rows, to undo an<br />

error missed several rows ago.<br />

Materials: Use worsted weight yarn and appropriate needles, and an “F” or “G” crochet hook.<br />

Level: Beginner<br />

Homework: Bring a stockinette swatch about 4 inches square still on the needles to recreate<br />

some of these situations.<br />

Instructor: Kim Jackson<br />

GET STARTED SPINNING MAXIMUM 3 STUDENTS<br />

Class Description: Learn to spin – it’s time! This class will cover all the bases that every<br />

beginner should know, from spinning terms and wheel mechanics to learning how to treadle,<br />

draft, spin, and ply.<br />

Level: Beginners only<br />

Materials: Must have spinning wheel – please call or stop in if interested in renting a wheel; 4<br />

oz. of roving.<br />

Instructor: Celeste Young<br />

HOODED BABY RAGLAN SLEEVE SWEATER<br />

Class Description: A darling sweater that will become an all-time favorite for those baby gifts!<br />

It is a cardigan style with raglan sleeves and an attached hood. You will learn to make the<br />

Rosewood Plaza · 501 New Karner Road · Albany, NY 12205 · (518) 533-9622 · www.trumpethill.com

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