Learn to knit with two colors per round and make mittens! Stranded mittens are double warm and durable. Charts will be provided.

You need to know how to knit and purl confidently - you will learn the rest in class. This is a three week class.

Pattern is Elja by Skeindeer Knits. You will need 50g of two contrasting colors of DK weight yarn. Our BFL BFF Stranded Mitten Kits are perfect for this, but you can also make up your own. You will also need small circumference needles, dpns, 9” circular, Magic Loop needle, or 2 circulars, probably in sizes US3 and US5 (depends on your individual tension).

An optional modification will be to add a Latvian Braid.

Call for more information or to register!

Cost $45

Refer to class 1 for details

Make a chair pad, or a rug if you’re up for a bigger project, out of 100% wool roving. We’ll braid the roving, and then you’ll take it home to felt your braids. We will reconvene on a second date to sew them together.

Cost - FREE - it is not so much a class as it a grappling through the well laid out instructions in the book The Shepherd’s Rug by Lettie Klein.

You will need approximately 16 oz wool roving for a chair pad. Ewetopia has some natural colored roving for $2/ounce. Wouldn’t it be fun to dye it? If not, Ewetopia has a wide range of dyed and natural colored roving.

So you know how to knit and wonder how to move on? Take this class and learn not only how to purl but also how to knit on double pointed needles, do ribbing, read a pattern, read your knitting, and make useful fingerless mitts. (I will offer an alternate ending for the fingers and the braid, unless you’re feeling particularly spicy and want to try it!)

Cost for 2 weeks is $40. You will need to bring or buy a skein of worsted weight yarn and needles needed for the class.

Get them both done at the same time using Magic Loop!

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So you know how to knit and wonder how to move on? Take this class and learn not only how to purl but also how to do ribbing, read a pattern, read your knitting, and make a project (tbd)

Cost for 2 weeks is $35. You will need to bring or buy a skein of yarn and needles needed for the class.

Get them both done at the same time using Magic Loop!

Cost -

All the basics!

Cost $40 and includes a pair of bamboo needles and a skein of yarn

Do you know how to cast on and do the knit and purl stitches and are ready to take the next step to broaden your skills?

Have you taken on a pattern that’s difficult for you and would love to have help at your side to make sense of it all?

Always wanted to learn stitches like brioche knitting or stranded colorwork but not sure where to start?

Then then this might be for you.

​It’s a two hour, semi-private lesson (never more than three others) where each student can choose a different knitting challenge they want to focus on that day. 

This is not to replace the day-to-day help we offer at Ewetopia for free, but instead to encourage knitters to challenge themselves to their unique next level, even if it means learning entirely new skills.

Knitters of all skill levels are encouraged–from those who’ve just completed our Learn To Knit class to folks who have been building their skills for years.

Here are a sample of skills you might want to tackle in Open Forum:

• A first hat: Joining in the round, decreasing stitches, and using double-pointed needles

• Knitting socks using the “magic loop” technique

• How to create stitches or lace patterns

• A first sweater, whether for a baby or yourself

• Stranded colorwork mittens

• Brioche

  Please decide which pattern or skill you’d like to work on before class. We are happy to help you pick a pattern in the days leading up to your class. 
  
  If you have signed up for an Open Forum Class and would like us to help you narrow the pattern options down, just send us an email.

  Cost is $20 per session, and five sessions for $80.

All the basics!

Cost $40 and includes a pair of bamboo needles and a skein of yarn

This is for brand new crocheters or those needing refreshment. In the first class you learn the basics, and in the second class you’ll learn how to read a pattern and make a dishcloth!

Cost - $48 and includes a hook and a skein of Hempathy

Do you know how to cast on and do the knit and purl stitches and are ready to take the next step to broaden your skills?

Have you taken on a pattern that’s difficult for you and would love to have help at your side to make sense of it all?

Always wanted to learn stitches like brioche knitting or stranded colorwork but not sure where to start?

Then then this might be for you.

​It’s a two hour, semi-private lesson (never more than three others) where each student can choose a different knitting challenge they want to focus on that day. 

This is not to replace the day-to-day help we offer at Ewetopia for free, but instead to encourage knitters to challenge themselves to their unique next level, even if it means learning entirely new skills.

Knitters of all skill levels are encouraged–from those who’ve just completed our Learn To Knit class to folks who have been building their skills for years.

Here are a sample of skills you might want to tackle in Open Forum:

• A first hat: Joining in the round, decreasing stitches, and using double-pointed needles

• Knitting socks using the “magic loop” technique

• How to create stitches or lace patterns

• A first sweater, whether for a baby or yourself

• Stranded colorwork mittens

• Brioche

  Please decide which pattern or skill you’d like to work on before class. We are happy to help you pick a pattern in the days leading up to your class. 
  
  If you have signed up for an Open Forum Class and would like us to help you narrow the pattern options down, just send us an email.

  Cost is $20 per session, and five sessions for $80.

This is for brand new crocheters or those needing refreshment. In the first class you learn the basics, and in the second class you’ll learn how to read a pattern and make a dishcloth!

Cost - $48 and includes a hook and a skein of Hempathy

Do you know how to cast on and do the knit and purl stitches and are ready to take the next step to broaden your skills?

Have you taken on a pattern that’s difficult for you and would love to have help at your side to make sense of it all?

Always wanted to learn stitches like brioche knitting or stranded colorwork but not sure where to start?

Then then this might be for you.

​It’s a two hour, semi-private lesson (never more than three others) where each student can choose a different knitting challenge they want to focus on that day. 

This is not to replace the day-to-day help we offer at Ewetopia for free, but instead to encourage knitters to challenge themselves to their unique next level, even if it means learning entirely new skills.

Knitters of all skill levels are encouraged–from those who’ve just completed our Learn To Knit class to folks who have been building their skills for years.

Here are a sample of skills you might want to tackle in Open Forum:

• A first hat: Joining in the round, decreasing stitches, and using double-pointed needles

• Knitting socks using the “magic loop” technique

• How to create stitches or lace patterns

• A first sweater, whether for a baby or yourself

• Stranded colorwork mittens

• Brioche

  Please decide which pattern or skill you’d like to work on before class. We are happy to help you pick a pattern in the days leading up to your class. 
  
  If you have signed up for an Open Forum Class and would like us to help you narrow the pattern options down, just send us an email.

  Cost is $20 per session, and five sessions for $80.

Do you know how to cast on and do the knit and purl stitches and are ready to take the next step to broaden your skills?

Have you taken on a pattern that’s difficult for you and would love to have help at your side to make sense of it all?

Always wanted to learn stitches like brioche knitting or stranded colorwork but not sure where to start?

Then then this might be for you.

​It’s a two hour, semi-private lesson (never more than three others) where each student can choose a different knitting challenge they want to focus on that day. 

This is not to replace the day-to-day help we offer at Ewetopia for free, but instead to encourage knitters to challenge themselves to their unique next level, even if it means learning entirely new skills.

Knitters of all skill levels are encouraged–from those who’ve just completed our Learn To Knit class to folks who have been building their skills for years.

Here are a sample of skills you might want to tackle in Open Forum:

• A first hat: Joining in the round, decreasing stitches, and using double-pointed needles

• Knitting socks using the “magic loop” technique

• How to create stitches or lace patterns

• A first sweater, whether for a baby or yourself

• Stranded colorwork mittens

• Brioche

  Please decide which pattern or skill you’d like to work on before class. We are happy to help you pick a pattern in the days leading up to your class. 
  
  If you have signed up for an Open Forum Class and would like us to help you narrow the pattern options down, just send us an email.

  Cost is $20 per session, and five sessions for $80.

Do you know how to cast on and do the knit and purl stitches and are ready to take the next step to broaden your skills?

Have you taken on a pattern that’s difficult for you and would love to have help at your side to make sense of it all?

Always wanted to learn stitches like brioche knitting or stranded colorwork but not sure where to start?

Then then this might be for you.

​It’s a two hour, semi-private lesson (never more than three others) where each student can choose a different knitting challenge they want to focus on that day. 

This is not to replace the day-to-day help we offer at Ewetopia for free, but instead to encourage knitters to challenge themselves to their unique next level, even if it means learning entirely new skills.

Knitters of all skill levels are encouraged–from those who’ve just completed our Learn To Knit class to folks who have been building their skills for years.

Here are a sample of skills you might want to tackle in Open Forum:

• A first hat: Joining in the round, decreasing stitches, and using double-pointed needles

• Knitting socks using the “magic loop” technique

• How to create stitches or lace patterns

• A first sweater, whether for a baby or yourself

• Stranded colorwork mittens

• Brioche

  Please decide which pattern or skill you’d like to work on before class. We are happy to help you pick a pattern in the days leading up to your class. 
  
  If you have signed up for an Open Forum Class and would like us to help you narrow the pattern options down, just send us an email.

  Cost is $20 per session, and five sessions for $80.

Bring in your unwanted quality fiber items and offer them for sale! All proceeds are collected separately and will be donated to the Living Faith Food Pantry. Prices may be set by the buyer in some cases or donate what you can in others.

Wound or partial skeins are fine! Also needles, hooks, notions.

Don’t have a stash? Come and get some great deals on great yarn.

Leftover items will be donated to the Youth Initiative High School or the residents of Maplewood Terrace. If you have ideas for other places let us know!

We will accept items through the week before.

A free KAL making these lovely mitts by Camilla Vad. You will need to purchase the pattern though. DK yarn and needles to get 7.5 sts/inch. This KAL may continue for two or three Wednesdays.

This three week class covers cuff down socks and a traditional turned heel. During the last class we will introduce the cast on for toe up socks as well.

Cost is $40 for three weeks. Yarn choice is up to you but consider choosing thicker yarn if you are a beginner knitter or don’t have much time between classes to knit.

You need to be a comfortable in both knitting and purling.

Using one of our Schacht Cricket looms, or one of your own, you’ll learn warping and weaving a small table runner. This has been a popular class, and is limited to four (or five if someone has their own loom).

The loom is available for use during the week if you want to weave a longer piece and meet up with the instructor Saturday afternoon Feb 24 for instruction on removing it from the loom.

Cost $75 - you will need to bring yarn for the project.

This class had to be rescheduled from last week due to illness - so if you couldn’t make it then, maybe you can now!! Cost $30 and includes supplies

Details to follow! Class limited to eight felters. No experience needed. $75 and includes supplies.