Once you add this technique to your knitting toolbox, you may never want to go back to any other method of carrying floats. The ladderback jacquard technique will improve the tension of your stranded knitting while allowing you to span much larger areas between stitches.

Unlock the secrets of squishy, captivating brioche knitting! This class, which is suitable for first-time brioche knitters, will guide you through all the tricks for working this fun and fluffy stitch.

Let’s work our way through the World History of Textile Arts, with a focus on Spinning in the Late-Neolithic and early Bronze Age.

Mosaic knitting is easily the biggest bang for your colorwork buck! Learn to work stunning colorwork patterns and even to mimic stranded knitting, while never carrying more than one color at a time.

Naalbinding is a fiber looping technique that is widely seen across the continents and centuries of technological development creates warm, dense garments withstand long sea voyages and brutal Scandinavian winters. Often, naalbound items were virtually waterproof! 2 Sessions Offered.

Who says we have to wait for the main section of the knitting to begin our color play? Starting from the ridiculously simple and advancing to the stunningly clever, you'll learn several different ways to add fun, eye-catching two- and even three-color cast-ons to your knitting.

Naalbinding is a fiber looping technique that is widely seen across the continents and centuries of technological development creates warm, dense garments withstand long sea voyages and brutal Scandinavian winters. Often, naalbound items were virtually waterproof! 2 Sessions Offered.

Learn to use punch needle rug hooking to create your own unique art!

Do you love nature? Want to bring those images into your fiber world? Journey into botanical printing using leaves, flowers, seed pods and other natural materials to create patterns on wool, silk, and cotton fabrics.

We've all drooled over gradient yarns and items made from their gorgeous colors. Learn a method for doing two-color dye gradients to create your own drool-worthy colorways. Learn how to mix dye stock, prep yarn and fiber for dyeing, and use the recipes we create in class.