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| Workshops / Events My work as Rowan Yarn design consultant has taken me to various knitting events around the country where I've met a variety of other knitters. It is always great fun to meet like minded people and to share tips and techniques. For more information about workshops please ring me on: 07779 845 247 Ongoing Rowan yarns Design Consultant I work as one of Rowan Yarns design consultants. Please email me for details of my next Rowan Workshop. Professional Finishing - Friday 1st April 2005 With Emma King at John Lewis, Brent Cross, London This workshop will provide you with all the necessary skills needed to give your hand knitted projects a professional finish. Techniques covered will include picking up stitches for necks and button bands, short row shaping, grafting and mattress stitch. You will be required to knit and bring with you some small stocking stitch samples which will enable you to get the most out of your day. Knitted Bags - Saturday 9th April 2005 With Emma King at John Lewis, Southampton A bag pattern will be provided and started on the day. This workshop coincides with the release of Emma's first book '25 Bags to Knit'. Knitted accessories are great fun to make and provide the perfect opportunity to experiment with yarns and colours. The bag pattern incorporates simple fairisle, intarsia and knitting with beads. Aswell as working through the bag pattern we will look at how to make twisted cords, frills and knitted flowers to give your future projects that extra finishing touch. Knitted Bags - Tuesday 19th April 2005 With Emma King at John Lewis, Watford A bag pattern will be provided and started on the day. This workshop coincides with the release of Emma's first book '25 Bags to Knit'. Knitted accessories are great fun to make and provide the perfect opportunity to experiment with yarns and colours. The bag pattern incorporates simple fairisle, intarsia and knitting with beads. Aswell as working through the bag pattern we will look at how to make twisted cords, frills and knitted flowers to give your future projects that extra finishing touch. Professional Finishing - Saturday 23rd April 2005 With Emma King at English Yarns This workshop will provide you with all the necessary skills needed to give your hand knitted projects a professional finish. Techniques covered will include picking up stitches for necks and button bands, short row shaping, grafting and mattress stitch. You will be required to knit and bring with you some small stocking stitch samples which will enable you to get the most out of your day. Stitches - Tuesday 28th June 2005 With Emma King at John Lewis, Watford A sampler cushion pattern will be provided and started on the day. This workshop covers a variety of techniques such as cables, bobbles and knitting with beads. The main aim of the course is to experiment and gain confidence with new techniques. The day will be spent working through four squares; one with cables, one with bobbles, one with lace and one with beads. The four squares will then be joined together to make the front panel of your cushion. Rather than all four techniques you will be able to mix and match one or two techniques of your choice if you prefer. Knitted Bags - Monday 19th September 2005 With Emma King at John Lewis, Glasgow A bag pattern will be provided and started on the day. This workshop coincides with the release of Emma's first book '25 Bags to Knit'. Knitted accessories are great fun to make and provide the perfect opportunity to experiment with yarns and colours. The bag pattern incorporates simple fairisle, intarsia and knitting with beads. Aswell as working through the bag pattern we will look at how to make twisted cords, frills and knitted flowers to give your future projects that extra finishing touch. Knitted Bags - Saturday 24th September 2005 With Emma King at John Lewis, Solihull A bag pattern will be provided and started on the day. This workshop coincides with the release of Emma's first book '25 Bags to Knit'. Knitted accessories are great fun to make and provide the perfect opportunity to experiment with yarns and colours. The bag pattern incorporates simple fairisle, intarsia and knitting with beads. Aswell as working through the bag pattern we will look at how to make twisted cords, frills and knitted flowers to give your future projects that extra finishing touch. Knitted
Bags - Friday 21st October 2005 Knitted
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