Knitters showing off their knitted teddy bears after class!


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May18th
No CommentsTeddy Bear Class!
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April18th
Pendulum Knit Along
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Join us for this fun knit along.When: Thursday Afternoons for 3 weeks.
Start Date: Thursday April 25th
Time: Noon to 2pm
This is a free Knit Along, so come join in and share a few hours with others and begin knitting this beautiful 2 color shawl. The enitre shawl is knit in garter stitch! This is great project for any level knitter, especially beginners. All you have know is how to KNIT! The color combinations are endless. Bring a friend the more the merrier.
Supplies: the pattern, Pendulum, by Amy Miller is available for purchase at the YfY or on Raverly, http://www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/pendulum .
Yarn: 2 skeins of fingering weight yarn of your choice, and size 7-32″ circular needles. Thank you supporting Yarning for You by using yarn and suppiles purchases here.
See you soon, Happy Knitting~
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April10th
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Weaving Plaid Class, May 4th 12-3pm
Wow! Check out this amazing scarf. Learn to weave this fun, colorful plaid scarf. This class will teach you how to manage 3 shuttles, carry yarns neatly up the edge, simple hemstitching and how to achieve nice selvedges. You will also learn how to easily warp your loom with odd thread groups using only the warping peg. A discussion of finishing the scarf will also be covered. Class fee: $35/3hrs. Seats are limited. Prerequisite: Beginning weaving.

YfY introduces a new member to our teaching team, Cheryl Goyer
Cheryl will be teaching intermediate Rigid Heddle Weaving as well as knitting classes. Cheryl has been knitting for over 50 years and crocheting almost as long. By living in the Pacific Northwest afforded Cheryl many opportunities to learn from knowledgeable fiber artists and weaving teachers, most notably Judith MacKenzie and Janie Taylor. Cheryl is a passionate weaver, knitter and spinner. Cheryl teaching experience includes knitting classes taught in Oregon and North Carolina, beginning weaving classes taught in North Carolina. Her goal as a teacher “is to nurture each student’s creative potential”. We welcome her talent and fiber knowledge.

