DATE & TIME: July 13, 202610:30am – 1:30pm CLASSROOM COURTESY: For the comfort of all students, please avoid wearing perfume, cologne, or heavily scented products when attending classes. Your consideration helps everyone have a safe and enjoyable experience. SKILL LEVEL: Students must know how to knit and purl with confidence. 📋 SUPPLY LIST: All materials are included for this workshop. You’re welcome to bring your own needles if you prefer. About This Class Cables look impressive, but at their core they’re simply stitches worked out of order to create texture. In this beginner‑friendly workshop, you’ll learn how basic cables form, how to read simple cable instructions, and how to work a few foundational cable techniques while creating a mug‑cozy sampler. What We’ll Cover This class focuses on the fundamentals of cable knitting in a relaxed, approachable format. How cable stitches work Reading basic cable instructions Working simple left‑ and right‑leaning cables Creating a small mug‑cozy sampler Continue your learning:Yarn Adventure: Sweater Math Materials Included 20 grams of DK‑weight yarn US 6, 16" circular knitting needles 5 stitch markers Don’t forget to visit the Yarn Adventure Truck while it’s here at Quilting Mayhem! Evie — the 30‑foot mobile yarn boutique — brings together yarn from more than 35 independent small‑batch dyers, plus handmade bags, enamel pins, and curated accessories. It’s like a mini yarn festival right in our parking lot, and the perfect place to explore new fibers before or after your workshop. Class Policies & Helpful Notes Timing may vary slightly depending on student needs. Class Cancellation Policy: To receive a refund or credit for a class, cancellation must occur 7 days prior to class date. Help us keep this class on the calendar!This class needs a minimum of 4 students to run. If we’re below that number one week before class, the session may be cancelled. Early registration makes a big difference. Instructor Katy TurbevilleKaty, owner and driver of the Yarn Adventure Truck, is a long‑time knitter and experienced instructor who has taught at festivals, yarn shops, fiber groups, and private events.
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