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Fall Classes
How to Substitute Yarn
Debbie Stoller
You don’t always have to use the yarn suggested in patterns — but if you do stray from the recommended yarn, you’ll want to keep a few guidelines in mind. Debbie Stoller shares sage advice for substituting yarn, such as using a yarn in a similar gauge and weight and sticking to the same fiber family. Also important, you’ll learn how to calculate yardage requirements for your new yarn so you won’t run out in the middle of the project (or buy far more than you actually need).
Cricut Crafts: DIY Fall Leaves Wreath
Lia Griffith
Make a festive wreath with shimmery paper leaves, perfect for fall decorating. Lia Griffith shows you how to score and cut a variety of leaf shapes, then add dimension by folding leaves for a more realistic look. Attach leaves to a withered and rustic grapevine wreath for a statement piece you can hang on the door or on a wall.
How to Make a Blank Art Journal
Dawn DeVries Sokol
Learn how to make two kinds of blank mixed-media journals: one from upcycled cereal boxes and a sewn spine; the other with a hard cover book, scrap papers, duct tape, and a button closure. These simple journals are easy to create and are perfect for on-the-go journaling to capture all your creative endeavors.
How to Knit Twisted Rib Socks
Edie Eckman
Learn how to make beautifully textured socks featuring a twisted rib stitch. These “faux” cable stitches are twisted without the use of a cable needle, and the ornate design runs along the cuff of the sock and down the instep of the foot. Edie will be with you every step, showing you how to work in the round using “Magic Loop,” turn the heel flap, and finish the socks with a Kitchener stitch closure.
Learn how to make beautifully textured socks featuring a twisted rib stitch. These “faux” cable stitches are twisted without the use of a cable needle, and the ornate design runs along the cuff of the sock and down the instep of the foot. Edie will be with you every step, showing you how to work in the round using “Magic Loop,” turn the heel flap, and finish the socks with a Kitchener stitch closure.
Learn how to:
What you’ll get:
Here’s what you’ll need:
- Blue Moon Fiberarts Socks That Rock (100% superwash merino wool, 6 oz [170g], 405 yds [370 m]) - 1 skein Marina
- US size 1 [2.5mm] 40"/100 cm circular knitting needle or size needed to obtain gauge
- Stitch marker
- Tapestry needle
- PDF Pattern
Downloads:
- Work in the round using Magic Loop
- Work a twisted rib
- Turn the heel
- Close the toe with a Kitchener stitch
What you’ll get:
- A 6 part master class on how to sew beautifully textured socks
- 6 HD video lessons you can access online anytime, anywhere
- Detailed supply list
- Downloadable PDF pattern - $8 value
- Step-by-step instruction by expert instructor Edie Eckman
- The ability to leave comments, ask questions and interact with other students
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How to Knit Twisted Rib Socks Reviews
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Olesia Fatianova
I absolutely enjoyed this class! Very lovely lady and the instruction is super clear and just right!
More than 3 months ago
Kim Stephens
wow! excellent instructor- for the first time I understand how to turn a heel and do kitchener stitch
More than 3 months ago