Great Lakes Fiber Show

The word “inkle” is defined as “a narrow band or tape.”

Arashi comes from the Japanese word for storm.

 The Portuguese Style has advantages over the English and German styles for being very efficient. 

Learning to knit will give you a lifetime of pleasure and relaxation. You can learn to create handmade knits for yourself and people you love.

No experience needed. Learn how to dye yarn, roving, or fabric the cold water way.

During this workshop knitters will have the opportunity to practice more advanced techniques on the Portuguese Style of Knitting.

Scandinavian feltmaking is the process of making 3D felt forms.

The Finishing Series provides the knitter with discussion and demonstration of various tools and techniques for finishing projects with polished, professional results.

No polymer clay experience is needed and all supplies are included in the materials fee.

Blueface, Border, and English Leicester sheep all share a deep history, but have become very different breeds.

Woolen and worsted refer to the way in which fiber is drafted during spinning.  Knowing the difference allows the spinner to create airy and fuzzy yarns, smooth and dense yarns.

 So you knit, but when that sweater is done,  do you really like the fit? This class will help you acheive that professional look.

Bring that knitting project which is in distress to receive treatment from the “doctor.”