Introduction to Color Knitting

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Taught by Jessica Kaufman

Jessica Kaufman holds a Masters in Crafts Education and leads a wide variety of fiber arts and textile workshops up and down the east coast. Her top-tier teaching topics are knitting, dyeing, felting, and surface design. Formerly of Brooklyn, Jess now lives in Asheville, NC. Find her online at waxonstudio.com & happygocrafty.com. 
 
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So maybe you can knit, and you can totally knit with one color, no problem--but how do you get those stripes? What about making those complicated-looking designs, how in the world do those get made? And how exactly are you supposed to join in a new color, do you tie a knot and cut the ends or what? 

Get all your questions answered and then some. We'll take you as you are--no matter what your skill level is or how much experience you have--and teach you a few sly tricks for getting the best looking stripes, cool slip-stitched patterns that only look like you know what you're doing, and then practice actually reading and working a bit of Fair Isle-type stranded colorwork.

Bring questions, worsted-weight yarn, and size 7 16" circular needles. You should already know the knit stitch. 

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