live -by -zoom workshop series

lamb, baby animals, sheep

Autumn 2021

Saturday 23rd October        Professional Finishing Workshop      2pm-5pm     Book Your Place here   
Professional Finishing Workshop

Do you love knitting but hate sewing the finished garment together?

Do you cast off then rush to sew up immediately and are frustrated with how your project looks?

THIS IS THE  WORKSHOP  FOR YOU!

In fact if you are a NEW KNITTER , this is the workshop for you. This workshop will get you off to a GREAT START in your knitting journey. 

 Learn how to put your project together and give it the professional finish which takes your knitting from “home”made to “handmade”.

This workshop will arm you with a bunch of invaluable techniques that will take your knitting up a notch.

At this workshop you will learn about the importance of properly finishing your knits• how to block finished pieces • order of work in making up a garment • invisible seaming (mattress stitch for a variety of seams in stocking stitch, garter stitch)  ; alternative seams including flat seams; how to convert a stepped bind off to a smooth cast off; three needle bind off; Kitchener grafting; 

 
 

 Class notes supplied 

 *HOMEWORK TO BE COMPLETED PRIOR TO THE WORKSHOP! In order to practice the various seams, you will require swatches as follows: Swatches needed( each 20 stitches x 20rows): 4 x stocking stitch, 4 x garter stitch, 4 x stocking stitch still on the needles (ie not cast off) 4 x garter stitch still on the needles (ie not cast off) 

testimonials....... see what real students say about Pauline's classes

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testimonials....... see what real students say about Pauline's workshops

Having attended Pauline’s workshops on advanced techniques and achieving a professional finish to knitted garments I am happy to say that what she teaches will totally transform your work from home made to hand made.

I love knitting, but prior to learning the techniques Pauline teaches, I used to dread sewing up and finishing off pieces. I could not understand written instructions for short row shaping or three needle bind off, but with Pauline’s kind help and clear instructions I soon mastered all sorts of new skills.

I often refer back to the printed notes and diagrams Pauline provides and can happily say that I now enjoy what used to be, for me, the trickier aspects of hand knitting.

Pauline is approachable, enthusiastic, kind and very experienced. I highly recommend her classes to anyone who wants to make good progress in their hand work.

Naomi McI