Learn the tools, techniques, and mechanics of correcting cable errors, including reading your knitting to identify common errors, tinking (unknitting), saving dropped stitches, frogging, inserting lifelines (proactive vs reactive), reading fabric to find your place in a pattern, and when (or when not to) employ these techniques. Together, students will work through the Can You Cable It? Square by Vincent Williams and walk away with the knowledge of how to correct common errors with ease and confidence! Materials to have before the start of class: At least 185 yards of worsted weight yarn (wool yarn recommended) US 8/5mm 24” circular needle US 8/5mm double pointed needles or second circular needle US H/5mm crochet hook cable needle locking (or split ring) stitch markers tapestry needle stitch stoppers (optional) Before the start of class: Knit up to the “Starting Checkpoint” of Vincent's Can You Cable It? Square pattern Students may use yarn from their stash for this class, but The Craftivist has supplies if needed. Students receive 10% off the cost of supplies for the class.
