Knitting
Learn how to cast-on, the basic knit stitch and cast-off to complete your own dishcloth. You will receive a pattern, needles and enough yarn to make 2-3 cloths. Taught by Nancy Ellenson $15 ages 12 and up
Learn how to cast-on, the basic knit stitch and cast-off to complete your own dishcloth. You will receive a pattern, needles and enough yarn to make 2-3 cloths. Taught by Nancy Ellenson $15 ages 12 and up
Create with others, free from home distractions. Arrive and leave whenever you wish.
Bring your project and enjoy some focused crafting time.
FREE
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There will be a short lunch break so bring a lunch or you could run get something.
“Kawandi” is what people of African descent who migrated to Western India (Siddis) call their quilts.
The Siddi women hand sewed scraps directly onto a backing. This technique starts in one corner, and you work your way around, adding pieces, by hand, finishing in the middle.
We will make a table topper 16” square. The backing, thread & needles will be supplied. You bring an assortment of scrap fabrics at least 3” square.
Anyone under age 12 must bring an adult.