Lacy Beginnings: Knit a Swatch-to-Pouch

Block it, fold it, love it! Lace made simple with Yarn Queen.

Cost:

$40.00 per person

Duration:

2h

Schedule:

Saturday, October 18. 12 - 2 PM

About this experience

Class Schedule: Saturday, October 18 from 12 - 2 PM

Class Instructor: Heather Swan a.k.a The Yarn Queen

This class is one session long. Please ensure you are available for each session before booking your spot. See cancellation policy below. 

Step into lace knitting with Yarn Queen as your guide! In this hands-on class, you’ll learn the basics of reading lace charts, working yarn overs, and mastering decreases. Your swatch will showcase lace two ways, one side in stockinette lace and the other in garter lace, so you can see how stitch backgrounds transform the look of lacework. After blocking, your swatch folds neatly into a charming pouch, perfect for holding notions, treasures, or gifting.

This class is the perfect balance of skill-building and project-making: you’ll leave with new lace-knitting confidence, a finished pouch, and inspiration for bigger lace projects.

Techniques You'll Learn

  • How to read lace charts
  • Yarn overs
  • Decreases

Prerequisites

  • Cast on
  • Knit
  • Purl

This is NOT an absolute beginner class. Please be aware that class time will not be spent on reteaching the aforementioned prerequisites.

Homework: None

Ages: 15+

Supplies to Bring

  • Cascade 220, or similar worsted weight yarn
  • Size US 7 or 8 knitting needle
  • Tapestry needle

Supplies purchased at Yarncom for this class will receive a 10% discount. *some exclusions apply

Supplies Included

  • Lace Swatch Pattern
  • Canvas Pouch

Class Minimum: 2 Students

Class Maximum: 12 Students

If class minimum is not met by 48 hours before class start, class will be cancelled. Registrants will be contacted via phone and/or email, and refunded the full class fee to their original form of payment.

Class Policy

Your Host

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Heather learned to crochet and sew as a young child. Her sewing stuck with her for years and then she picked up some knitting needles over 20 years ago never looking back. She eventually went back to her roots and started to crochet again. And as she has been falling down the fiber arts rabbit hole, she also enjoys spinning and weaving. Heather has coached youth sports since she was a youth and enjoys passing along her knowledge to help others take their interests to the next step. If you enjoy learning and laughing, you will definitely enjoy spending time at the table with Heather picking up a new skill.