Discover the art of entrelac knitting and create a stunning, textured scarf that looks like woven strips of fabric! This technique produces a beautifully intricate design using simple stitches, making it an exciting skill to learn for adventurous beginners and experienced knitters alike. The pattern is available here: https://www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/entrelac-scarf Class dates are July 25th - 1pm-4pm You will need 1 skein of variegated or self-striping yarn approx 328 yards, such as Juniper Moon Farms Cumulus. You will learn the following techniques: the entrelac technique; picking up stitches to form the interlocking pattern; turning your work mid-row; the stitches kfb, m1, ssk, and knitting and purling two together. INSTRUCTOR - Stacy Bohovsky, an avid knitter of 15yrs who processes, designs, and creates her own yarn from raw fleece. You can follow her journey on her Facebook or Instagram: Hoofprintknits. Class Policy - Refunds or store credits for pre-paid class registrations can be made only if we are notified at least two weeks in advance of the beginning of class. Yarn for classes must be purchased from Oak City Fibers Missed classes will not be made up unless the instructor agrees or was unable to teach or the shop was unexpectedly closed. Refunds or store credits for missed classes cannot be made. We require a minimum of two students for each class; in the event that signups do not meet that minimum level, the class will be cancelled and we'll issue refunds for class registrations.
