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Stitchin' 2008
Thurs. October 2nd
to Sun. October 5th. 2008 |
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Fiona's Classes |
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Friday
Afternoon
Oct. 3rd.
oFiona -Experiment
with Colour and Fair Isle
Advanced
beginner - advanced level. Working with colour can be so much fun!
And dreaming up your own colour story is very rewarding. In this workshop
we will look at colour theory and apply it to knitting. There will be time
to experiment by yourself to see what happens when you introduce a new
colour palette to a tried and tested pattern. For students who are unsure
of how to work the Fair Isle method instruction will be given.
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Saturday
Morning Oct. 4th
oFiona-Morphing
Cables
Intermediate
- advanced level. Fiona is famous for her morphing cables-cables
that change and become other patterns. In this workshop she will show you
the basic principles of how to get started designing your own cables. Even
if you are not an advanced cable knitter, give it a try. Simple patterns
can morph and create unique ideas. If you love cables but find working
vertical patterns too repetitive and want to heighten the challenge, this
workshop is a must!
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Saturday
afternoon Oct. 4th
oFiona-Short
Rows for Shaping and Beyond
Intermediate
- advanced level. Want to knit 'round corners with confidence? In
this workshop Fiona will show you how to work the short-row method for
shoulder and bust dart shaping. The she will show you how to use the technique
as a tool for designing stunning patterns not just for shaping silhouettes.
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Sunday
Morning Oct. 5th
oFiona-Celtic
Cables
Intermediate
to advanced. When knitting cables based on Celtic patterns there
are some techniques that you may not use in regular rope cables. While
you knit a sample to try them out, Fiona will demo the techniques, show
you how to read the charts- including looking at the symbols used, and
for the more advanced cable knitter discuss how you might modify patterns
to make them your own. With an understanding of what is taking place when
cabling you will be better able to follow a pattern or fix any mistakes
as they arise (which never happens right?)
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