1. hobbies and interests
2. arts and crafts
3. knitting

SEMINAR LOCATION:
Shrine El Bekal
1320 S. Sanderson Ave
Anaheim, CA 92806
RESERVATIONS REQUIRED
FOR ALL CLASSES
& DEMONSTRATIONS
REGISTER SOON!!
ENROLLMENT IS LIMITED
CLASS & DEMO ADMISSION
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4/14/2012
After
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FRIDAY
$20.00
$30.00
SATURDAY
$30.00
$40.00
SUNDAY
$15.00
$25.00
THREE DAY
$55.00
$90.00
DAY
No refunds after 04/14/2012
NO ADMISSION CHARGE
FOR PARKING LOT SALE OR
SEMINAR MARKET
Newton’s Spring Fling Classes featuring
Sandee Cherry, Morgan Hicks,
Deborah Jarchow, Lu Kelce,
Patty Nance, Linda Schuster,
Richard Smith,
Rhaelene Wimberly
NEWTON’S
WORLD
FAMOUS
PARKING LOT
SALE
Newton’s Spring Fling Seminar 2012
If you love knitting, crocheting, or weaving you won’t want to miss this!
Join us at our 25TH Annual Spring Fling Seminar, held at the Shrine El Bekal, 1320 S. Sanderson
Ave, Anaheim, CA 92806. We feature many world class instructors, who offer classes in Hand Knitting,
Machine Knitting, Hand Crochet, Circular Sock Knitting, and Weaving. Several classes offer hands-on
instruction and demonstrations for beginners, or those who need a refresher lesson. After reviewing all
three days of classes, you will find that many of the classes offered are just what you need as a progressive knitter, crocheter, or weaver. Daily Reservations are required to attend classes and demonstrations.
These classes are assigned on a first-come, first served basis. Register TODAY to avoid disappointment.
At this seminar, we will be featuring DesignaKnit 8. Morgan Hicks, a beta-tester for this new version, will
be introducing DAK 8 and covering all of the upgrade features. Morgan will be available each morning
before classes to assist you in loading and updating your DAK 8 program, or addressing any up and running issues you might have. DesignaKnit 8 now features a hand-knit version. New to this seminar, is
Patty Nance who taught at Vogue Knitting Live in Los Angeles. Check out her unique approach to sock
knitting and creative knit edge classes. Those interested in sock knitting machines “Crankers” can see Lu
Kelce in our retail area.
While attending our Spring Fling Seminar, allow yourself extra time to view our seminar vendor market.
We will be offering discounts up to 60% off retail. Our World Famous Parking Lot Sale offers prices as low
as $.25 per ounce. There is no charge for shopping or parking. The entire venue is wheelchair and
walker accessible!
Come to our Spring Fling Seminar Fashion Show on Saturday, April 28, at 8:30am. This is a great opportunity to view the demonstrators’ samples, and gain a better understanding of their demonstrations. We
invite you to share your knitted items. We hope that you will model your creations, and if needed,
models will be provided.
Friday, April 27, 2012
Instructor
10am—11am
11:30-12:30pm
Sandee Cherry
Hints, Techniques
& Garter Bars
Fun with Sideways
Knits
Morgan Hicks
DAK 8! What’s
New, What’s
Required – DEMO,
No Experience
Required.
Detailed DAK 8 –
Stitch Designer
HANDS-ON
2pm-3pm
3:30-4:30pm
Jackets, Cardigans,
Faux Sweater Wrap
Hoodies and
and Easy Poncho
Closures
Detailed DAK 8 –
Cable Stitches in
DAK8
HANDS-ON
Dimensional
Hand Crochet
Hands On
Knitted Socks, the “Patty Way”
Hand Knit Hands On Class
Patty Nance
Linda Schuster
Best Fitting
Necklines
Math 4 Knitters
Understanding the
STS 2 RWS Ratio
Zippers in Knits
Richard Smith
Getting Friendly
with your
Knitting Machine
Getting Friendly
with your Ribber
The Grammy Doll
The Color Changer;
A Real Helping
Hand
Rhaelene Wimberly
“Sweater Mapping”
your project before
you start
Knitting Wearables
that really fit.
Giftables from Easy
Shapes: When you
know your
machine’s ability.
Fearless, fixable,
easy and
sometimes fake:
Demonstrators and Class Descriptions subject to change without prior notice.
Newton’s Yarn Country
(714) 634-9116
www.newtons.com
Newton’s Spring Fling Seminar 2012
SPRING FLING FASHION SHOW, 8:30AM
Saturday, April 28, 2012
Instructor
10am—11am
Sandee Cherry
Wrap Sweaters &
Shrugs
Morgan Hicks
DAK 8! What’s
New, What’s
Required – DEMO,
No Experience
Required.
Pat Loya &
Helen Koshak
11:30-12:30pm
2pm-3pm
Fun with Sideways
Tunics, Pants, Socks
Knits
Detailed DAK 8 Secrets of the
Schematic
HANDS ON
Passap Knit
Finishes
Detailed DAK 8 –
Original Pattern
Drafting
HANDS-ON
3:30-4:30pm
Fast and Easy
Cut ‘N Sew and
Regular Cardigans
Tunisian Crochet
Hand Crochet
Hands On
A look at
Knitting Techniques
Multi Colored yarns 4 hand dyed yarns
Linda Schuster
Take Time to
Save Time
Math 4 Knitters
Understand Pattern
Conversions
Richard Smith
The Friendly
Garter Bar
Bobbin Wrap
Edging
Understanding the
Lace Carriage
Garter Stitches
on the Knitting
Machine
Rhaelene Wimberly
“Sweater Mapping”
your project before
you start
Traveling Stitches,
Bobbles, & more
Fearless, fixable,
easy and
sometimes fake:
Analyze the
Project:
adjust the pattern
Sunday, April 29, 2012
Instructor
10am—11am
11:30-12:30pm
2pm-3pm
3:30-4:30pm
Sandee Cherry
Pullover and Button
Front Vests, Patch
Pockets and Hoods
Short Rowing in
Color Made Easy
Charting
Techniques
Garter Bar
Techniques
Morgan Hicks
Detailed DAK 8 –
Stitch Designer
HANDS-ON
Detailed DAK 8 –
Original Pattern
Drafting
HANDS-ON
Detailed DAK 8 –
Cable Stitches in
DAK 8
HANDS-ON
Steeks for Crochet
Hand Crochet
Hands On
Deborah Jarchow
Introduction to
Inlay weaving
Hand Manipulated
Weave Structures
Hand Woven
Hem Finishes
Weaving with
Hand-dyed Yarns
Patty Nance
Hand Knit Edges for Short-row Shapes
Hands On Class
Hand Knit Edges for Triangle Shapes
Hands On Class
Richard Smith
Getting Friendly
with your
Knitting Machine
Getting Friendly
with your Ribber
The Color Changer;
A Real Helping
Hand
Bobbin Wrap
Edging
Rhaelene Wimberly
Knitting Wearables
that really fit.
Traveling Stitches,
Bobbles, & More
Fearless, fixable,
easy and
sometimes fake:
Giftables from Easy
Shapes when you
know your
machine’s ability.
Demonstrators and Class Descriptions subject to change without prior notice.
Newton’s Yarn Country
(714) 634-9116
www.newtons.com
Newton’s Spring Fling Seminar 2012
Hints, Techniques & Garter Bars – Many hints to make your knitting easier
Sandee Cherry and help you use your tools more efficiently. How to update your outdated wardMachine Knit
Friday 10am
Sandee Cherry
Machine Knit
Friday 11:30am
Saturday 11:30am
Sandee Cherry
Machine Knit
Friday 2pm
Sandee Cherry
Machine Knit
Friday 3:30pm
robe, altering garment shaping, striped illusion, split color without floats and
many garter bar techniques. All machines, all gauges.
Fun with Sideways Knits – My newest Book #48… These fun and easy tops
take very little fitting, in Women’s Sizes 32-54. How to plan random vertical
stripes, mock lace, button trims, short row in color, knit-on-fringe and more.
Wear these tops in so many different ways, great to popover a tank for summer
for modest coverage but still see the tank or over a turtleneck for winter. AND
the best part… no ribber need
Jackets, Cardigans, Hoodies and Closures –These stylish jackets worn over
tanks, blouses and T’s are being shown everywhere. Knit them with sleeves or
without as a vest. Sandee will show you the many ways this jacket can be worn,
with various closures, and a great machine knit mock crab stitch trim. Cardigans
with easy buttonholes any beginner can do, and removable hoods. For a totally
different look, make them out of heavier yarns on the standard or bulky machine
and the cardigans become wonderful jackets.
Faux Sweater Wrap and Easy Poncho –You will love this Faux Sweater Wrap,
just what you need to chase the chill away.
Wrap it around your waist as a
booty wrap for a little extra “backside” coverage when you go on a long walk!!
These will be great for gift giving as you won’t need personal measurements,
they truly are one size fits all. The Easy Poncho will be a great hit for dress or
casual and so kwik to knit. These all can both be knit on any Standard, Bulky or
Mid Gauge Machines.
Wrap Sweaters & Shrugs – Wrap sweaters are great to cover many of our
Sandee Cherry body flaws plus are known for their comfort and versatility. Shrugs to wear over
Machine Knit
Saturday 10am
that favorite sundress, tank, blouse or turtleneck.
embellishments.
Learn numerous trims and
Tunics, Pants, Socks –Tunics are all the rage again; learn how to update your
Sandee Cherry tunics in a few kwik and easy steps! You will love how easy these 40 minute
Machine Knit
Saturday 2pm
Sandee Cherry
Machine Knit
Saturday 3:30pm
pants and socks are to knit… socks to wear, or wonderful Christmas socks to give
as gifts.
Fast and Easy Cut ‘N Sew and Regular Cardigans – Learn how to do a Cut ‘N
Sew neckline that can be used for any garment. This technique looks very
professional and is great if you are knitting a cardigan or pullover in fairisle, lace,
g-carriage, tuck or woven. Painless Buttonholes & Hidden Zippers – Want to add
a zipper to your cardigan? Try this simple way to put in a hidden zipper. Many
different ways to do buttonholes. These can be done on the standard gauge or
bulky.
Pullover and Button Front Vests, Patch Pockets and Hoods – The ever
Sandee Cherry popular vests are back!! Easy vests with a variety of bottom techniques for many
Machine Knit
Sunday 10am
different looks. Machine roping, patch & pouch pockets that we knit on, plus an
easy hood which can be used on any sweater, vest or cardigan.
Sandee Cherry Short Rowing in Color Made Easy – Have you ever wanted to add color withMachine Knit
Sunday 11:30am
out the floats? Short rowing in color is the answer!! This wonderful technique
will allow you to be very creative with your garments.
Demonstrators and Class Descriptions subject to change without prior notice.
Newton’s Yarn Country
(714) 634-9116
www.newtons.com
Newton’s Spring Fling Seminar 2012
Sandee Cherry
Machine Knit
Sunday 2pm
Charting Techniques – How to convert a Hand Knit pattern into a machine knit
pattern using your gauge. Take a readymade sweater and chart it for the
machine, gauge hints, re-space decreases, buttonholes, blocking, finding the
proper fit, how to use the Magic Formula, taking knitted swatches and use them
to paint sweaters on your computer so you can see what your garments will look
like before you even begin to knit.
Sandee Cherry Garter Bar Techniques – Many hints that will make you’re knitting much easier
Machine Knit
Sunday 3:30pm
Morgan Hicks
DesignaKnit 8
Friday 10am
Saturday 10am
Morgan Hicks
DesignaKnit 8
Hands On
Friday 11:30am
Sunday 10am
Morgan Hicks
DesignaKnit 8
Hands On
Friday 2pm
Sunday 2pm
Morgan Hicks
Crochet
Hands On
Friday 3:30pm
Morgan Hicks
DesignaKnit 8
Hands On
Saturday 11:30am
and help you to use your tools more efficiently.
bar to do speed ripping, cables, weaving, etc.
Learn how to use your garter
DAk 8! What’s New, What’s Required – DEMO, No Experience Required.
DaK 8 has been released and is creating a buzz among hand knitters, but there’s
a lot new for machine knitters, too! Its several new features make stitch pattern
creation more enjoyable, linking stitch patterns to garment shapes a snap,
switching between hand and machine knitting quick, and connecting to your favorite knitting machine easier than ever.
Learn about what’s new and musthave to get the most out of this comprehensive software for machine knitting.
This is an intro, not a hands-on class.
Detailed DAK8 – Stitch Designer; HANDS-ON
Creating knitting stitch
patterns in DAK 8 is almost as addictive as machine knitting itself! Explore the
steps to create and save your work, and then alter it to personalize it to a given
project or garment shape. This is a hands-on class and emphasis will be given
to those with DAK 8’s most current version loaded onto their laptops. No support
for DAK7 will be provided.
Detailed DAK 8 – Cable Stitches in DAK 8; HANDS-ON
Incorporating cable stitch patterns in DAK 8 is extremely easy! Explore the Cable
Stitch Library, add cables to your stitch patterns and view their making instructions in interactive knitting mode. This is a hands-on class and emphasis will be
given to those with DAK 8’s most current version loaded onto their laptops. No
support for DAK 7 will be provided.
Dimensional Crochet Class “AKA”: Shakes, Shingles, Fish Scales, Fringes, &
other fascinating crocheted fabrics. Another way of explaining this technique is
to tell you this is double-faced crochet, derived from the crocheted Astrakhan
stitch. Usually this stitch is created with single crochet and is quite dense and
heavy. In this class we’ll open up and make it beautiful for practical use, including the creation of fabrics for garments, handbags, household articles, and trims.
Many different stitch patterns are presented in class including samples made in
rounds and worked dimensionally.
PRE-REQUISITE: You must already know how to crochet, including chain, single,
double, shell, etc.
SUPPLY LIST: Several same weight but different yarns, solid or multicolored.
Crochet hooks appropriate to the yarn chosen. Note-taking materials.
PATTERN AVAILABLE: Illustrated pattern folio, “Shakes, Shingles, Fish Scales,
Fringes, and Other Fascinating Crocheted Fabrics” by Morgan Hicks.
Detailed DAK 8 - Secrets of the Schematic; HANDS ON
Learn more about the numbers shown on the Garment Notation. Morgan will
explain each meaning, and simple measurement changes that can be made in
Standard Garment Styling to customize a fit.
Demonstrators and Class Descriptions subject to change without prior notice.
Newton’s Yarn Country
(714) 634-9116
www.newtons.com
Newton’s Spring Fling Seminar 2012
Morgan Hicks
DesignaKnit 8
Saturday 2pm
Sunday 11:30am
Morgan Hicks
Crochet
Hands On
Saturday 3:30pm
Morgan Hicks
Crochet
Hands On
Sunday 3:30pm
Detailed DAK 8 – Original Pattern Drafting; HANDS-ON
Whether you’ve come from a Standard Garment Design or are creating a shape
from scratch, DAK 8 offers some very interesting features to make your shape
pattern as precise as possible. From Exact Stitch Layout, new in version 8, to
previewing stitch design with shape, we’ll go over the steps to working up your
next design! This is a hands-on class and will be devoted to supporting those
with DAK 8’s most current version loaded onto their laptops. No support for DAK
7 will be provided.
Tunisian Crochet Afghan
“Around the World” It’s easier than an Entrelac
Tunisian Crochet Afghan. Learn the classic afghan stitch and a fascinating
re-styling of a popular pattern. Variations and enhancements to this easy stitch
and design will inspire you to your own beautiful results!
PRE-REQUISITE: You must already know how to crochet, including chain, single,
double, shell, etc.
SUPPLY LIST: Several same weight but different yarns, solid or multicolored.
Crochet hooks appropriate to the yarn chosen. Note-taking materials.
PATTERN AVAILABLE: “Around the World” by Morgan Hicks
Steeks for Crochet The knit version of this technique was developed by the
Shetland archipelago for fairisle sweaters; which is knitting in the round, then
creating the armhole, and adding the sleeves at the end. Morgan has expanded
on this technique using it in crochet. He will share with you the creative process
for achieving this in crochet. We’ll look at the interesting trade offs with choosing
to steek your crochet: fabric appearance, chart interpretations, garment design
and construction, finishing, and more.
PRE-REQUISITE: Intermediate SUPPLY LIST: Several same weight but different
yarns, solid or multicolored. Crochet hooks appropriate to the yarn chosen. Notetaking materials.
PATTERN AVAILABLE: “Steeking Crochet” by Morgan Hicks.
Deborah
Jarchow
Introduction to Inlay Weaving A weaver controlled technique that requires
the use of an additional weft to the pattern. Deborah will cover this very versatile technique that works on any warp. Learn how to design for inlay that gives
an appearance of tapestry weaving while using the rigid heddle loom.
Deborah
Jarchow
Hand Manipulated Weave Structures Another weaver controlled technique.
Deborah will share her knowledge of hand manipulated weaving on plain weave
background allowing you to enhance your woven cloth on the rigid heddle loom.
Deborah
Jarchow
Hand Woven Hem Finishes Deborah will share her many techniques of securing the ends of your hand woven fabrics to keep them from unraveling. The hem
treatment choice is directly related to the type of woven fabric and the finished
style.
Deborah
Jarchow
Weaving with Hand-Dyed Yarns Deborah will share with you her tips for
weaving with hand-dyed yarns. Learn when to use these yarns in the weft and
warp, weft only, or warp only to achieve the best results.
Rigid Heddle Weave
Sunday 10am
Rigid Heddle Weave
Sunday 11:30am
Rigid Heddle Weave
Sunday 2pm
Rigid Heddle Weave
Sunday 3:30pm
Demonstrators and Class Descriptions subject to change without prior notice.
Newton’s Yarn Country
(714) 634-9116
www.newtons.com
Newton’s Spring Fling Seminar 2012
Helen Koshak
Machine Knit
Hand Knit
Saturday 2pm
Helen Koshak
Machine Knit
Hand Knit
Saturday 3:30pm
Pat Loya
Passap Machine
Saturday 11:30am
Patti Nance
Hand Knit
Hands On
Friday All Day
A Look at Multi Colored Yarns Whether called variegated, hand-dyed or handpainted there are similarities among these yarns. Helen will define the different
styles of multi colored yarns which are reflected by how the color sequence
occurs within the skein.
Knitting Techniques for Hand Dyed Yarns Helen will review how the color
sequence occurs when knitting hand-dyed yarns. Using different stitches and
knitting techniques, you will learn how to tackle the color sequencing. Check out
Helen’s suggestions on how to use these yarns, and review her examples of each
knitted technique.
Passap Knit Finishes Pat will share with you how to add the extra finishes to
your single and double bed fabrics knitted on the Passap machine. Some as
basic as creative “e-wraps” and more advance edges using the different lock settings and built in techniques of your Passap machine. Learn how to add lacy
trims which have a knitted crochet look.
Hand Knit Socks *Hands On Class*
Learn Patty’s simple, new method for shaping heels and toes. It is so easy you
will be amazed. Learn how to properly start and finish your sock.
PRE-REQUISITE: Intermediate knitter
SUPPLY LIST: will be provided upon receipt of class reservation. Homework to be
completed before attending class.
Pattern available for purchase.
Highlighted Edgings for Short-Row Caplet. *Hands On Class*
Adding an novelty edge to even the simplest of garments takes it from nice to
beautiful. Patty will discuss how to attach borders that won’t ruffle the edge for a
Patti Nance
smoother finish. Learn how to read the knit chart while knitting novelty edges.
Hand Knit
PRE-REQUISITE: For adventurous beginner knitters
Hands On
Sunday 10-12:30pm SUPPLY LIST: will be provided upon receipt of class reservation. Homework to be
completed before attending class.
Pattern available for purchase.
Patti Nance
Hand Knit
Hands On
Sunday 2-4:30pm
Linda Schuster
Machine Knit
Hand Knit
Friday 10am
Highlighted Edgings for Triangle Shawl. *Hands On Class*
Patty will cover the ins and outs of designing a lace edging for your triangle
shawl. Explore knitting techniques that give you a perfect edge and ways to deal
with corners.
PRE-REQUISITE: For adventurous beginner knitters
SUPPLY LIST: will be provided upon receipt of class reservation. Homework to be
completed before attending class.
Pattern available for purchase.
Best Fitting Necklines The neckline of a knit sweater is achieved with shaping.
Linda will show you how to shape the best fitting necklines. Some necks, such as
a boat neck or square neck, don't require much shaping, while a v-neck and
round neck require decreases to achieve the desired look. The depth of the neckline is up to the knitter. Properly shaped necklines also make picking up stitches
easier for collars or additions to the neckline.
Demonstrators and Class Descriptions subject to change without prior notice.
Newton’s Yarn Country
(714) 634-9116
www.newtons.com
Newton’s Spring Fling Seminar 2012
Linda Schuster Math 4 Knitters Linda will guide you through the math for knitting to assist you
Machine Knit
Hand Knit
Friday 11:30am
Saturday 11:30am
in customizing a pattern by learning how to calculate the increases and decreases
for a proper fit. Learn how make the math equations work to give you the
intended results; a correct fitting pattern.
Linda Schuster Stitch Pattern Conversion
Machine Knit
Hand Knit
Friday 2pm
Linda Schuster
Machine Knit
Hand Knit
Friday 3:30pm
Would you like to use a different yarn than what
the pattern calls for? No problem! Linda will show you the Math. Once that basic
math is down pat, it’ll be easier to substitute any yarn in a pattern, and create a
perfectly fitted garment.
Zippers in Knits Adding a zipper to a knitting project that gives it a finished
look. Whether you want to use a zipper for convenience on a child's jacket
instead of buttons or want to add one to a pillow, so you can remove the pillow
form, there are all sorts of ways to use zippers in knitting. Once you see how
easy it is to add a zipper to a knitting project, you'll be looking for excuses to
incorporate them.
Take Time to Save Time.
A whole class about stitch and row gauge. Yes,
Linda Schuster gauge is really important and Linda will tell you why. Learn to make a proper
Machine Knit
Hand Knit
Saturday 10am
tension swatch, measure it accurately, and use what it tells you to make a
garment that actually fits. Blocking, stitch patterns, and yarn substitutions will
be covered.
Understanding the Stitches to Row Ratio
Stitches are not square. If they
Linda Schuster were, you could match a row of stitches to the same number of rows. Knowing
Machine Knit
Hand Knit
Saturday 10am
the stitch to row ratio will allow you to work a neat, flat seam. Linda will cover
how to combine both stockinette seams, stockinette to purl seams, stockinette to
pattern seams, and mixed yarns seaming.
Richard Smith
Getting Friendly With Your Knitting Machine – Richard will define how your
main bed knitting machine works. With this knowledge you will gain the understanding of how and why things go wrong. Richard is demonstrating on an
electronic machine, but will cover the differences for a punchcard machine.
Machine Knit
Friday 10am
Sunday 10am
Richard Smith
Machine Knit
Friday 11:30am
Sunday 11:30am
Richard Smith
Machine Knit
Friday 2pm
Richard Smith
Machine Knit
Friday 3:30pm
Sunday 2pm
Richard Smith
Machine Knit
Saturday 10am
Getting Friendly With Your Ribber – How it works and why things go wrong.
The ribber is perhaps the most versatile accessory for the knitting machine. The
ribber is a separate needle bed that attaches to the knitting machine and has its
own separate carriage that attaches to the knit carriage so that both beds knit
simultaneously. Class covers any machine with ribber.
The Grammy Doll – A workbook with multiple knitting techniques to create and
dress a knitted doll. Richard will demonstrate each knitting technique, defining
its function, uses while knitting the dress. This gives you the opportunity to practice the knitting techniques before moving onto a large project.
Color Changer A Real Helping Hand – Multicolor tuck with the single bed color
changer plus how to make the double bed color changer work as a single bed
color changer. Richard is demonstrating on an electronic machine, but will cover
the differences for a punchcard machine.
The Friendly Garter Bar – Not just for garter rows. Using the garter bar to hold
stitches and/or for multiple decreases. Richard is demonstrating on an electronic
machine, but will cover the differences for a punchcard machine.
Demonstrators and Class Descriptions subject to change without prior notice.
Newton’s Yarn Country
(714) 634-9116
www.newtons.com
Newton’s Spring Fling Seminar 2012
Richard Smith
Machine Knit
Saturday 11:30am
Sunday 3:30pm
Richard Smith
Machine Knit
Saturday 2pm
Richard Smith
Machine Knit
Saturday 3:30pm
Rhaelene
Wimberly
Machine Knit
Friday 10am
Saturday 10am
Bobbin Wrap Edging – Stop the edge from rolling without turning a hem.
Richard will demonstrate how to wrap the edges of your knits. This technique
can be sued on any knitting machine.
Understanding the Lace Carriage - How it works and how to use lace patterns
from your machine’s stitch library. The lace carriage is used to transfer stitches
according to the lace design. In some cases, the lace carriage both transfers and
knits, while in other cases, the lace carriage only transfers and then the knit carriage knits the row. Richard will make sure that you really understand how your
machine knits lace.
Garter Stitches on the Knitting Machine; Creative Neckbands with the
Garter Carriage. Dress up a neckband using seed stitch, garter stitch and
ribbed stitches for creative neckbands. Learn how to shape both sides of the
neck at the same time.
“Sweater Mapping” your project before you start; Getting on and off the
machine: Do you swatch and block, guess and pray or even wish… Check your
machine before you thread and begin your project; prepare a Road map but
don’t panic if there are detours along the way; Cast on and bind off thoughts:
(hem, shoulder, neck, waist, wrist, sleeve, top, bottom...) Planning the seams
and joins. Bring two swatches, yarn and tapestry needle for hands on
action in this class
Rhaelene
Wimberly
Knitting Wearable that really fit; Analyze the project: Honesty when knitting
wearables that need to fit - Are there bulges, dips, bumps/humps or uneven
areas to cover? Can you adjust a pattern when the chest or stomach is large/
small? Does the side seam hang straight? Rhaelene will show your things that
work when the problem is not ultra extreme.
Rhaelene
Wimberly
Giftables From Easy Shapes: Know your machine’s ability: Shawls, throws,
hats and scarves are popular squares, triangles; rectangles, circles, hexagons
that are easy to make for easy gifting and charity knits. From spa cloths to
slippers, knitted jewelry, warm hands and heads, Rhaelene will cover them all.
Rhaelene
Wimberly
Fearless, fixable, easy and sometimes fake: Buttonholes, pockets, edges,
cables, wimpy ribs, fringe. No ribber - no problem - use the tools you have for
edges to envy. “Knitgate” - disguising, accepting, and loving the cover up.
Questions - and sometimes even great answers!
Rhaelene
Wimberly
Traveling Stitches, Bobbles & More - These stitches add effects that cannot
be produced automatically on the knitting machine. Rhaelene will demonstrate
how to twist, wrap, reform, transfer and cable stitches to add an extra dimension
to your knits.
Machine Knit
Friday 11:30am
Saturday 11:30am
Sunday 10am
Machine Knit
Friday 2pm
Sunday 3:30pm
Machine Knit
Friday 3:30pm
Saturday 3:30pm
Sunday 2pm
Machine Knit
Saturday 2pm
Sunday 11:30am
Demonstrators and Class Descriptions subject to change without prior notice.
Newton’s Yarn Country
(714) 634-9116
www.newtons.com
Newton’s Spring Fling, April 26-28, 2012
9:00am - 5:00pm
Seminar Location: Shrine El Bekal, 1320 S. Sanderson Ave. Anaheim, CA 92806
Please return your reservation to: Newton’s Yarn Country, 2100 E. Howell Ave, Suite 211, Anaheim, CA
92806. -OR– Fax your reservation to (714) 453-2845. -OR- Place your reservation through our email
address: [email protected]. In your email, be sure to include your name, complete mailing address,
and daytime telephone number with area code. We will call to confirm and obtain your credit card information. –OR– By Paypal: [email protected]. Inquiries email or phone (714) 634-9116.
Name: _____________________________________________________________
Daytime Phone: (______) - _______- ___________
Address: _________________________________________________ City:
__________________________________State: _________
Zip Code: __________________
Email:_______________________________________________________________
REGISTRATION STEPS: 1. Complete the above personal information. 2. Select your daily admission
and workbook options. 3. Calculate your total with preferred discounts. 4. Complete your registration
with payment details stated above.
DAILY ADMISSION EARLY BIRD REGISTRATION MUST BE RECEIVED BEFORE APRIL 14, 2012
ADMISSION
FRIDAY
CLASS
RESERVATIONS
REQUIRED
Patty Nance
Unique Socks
EARLY BIRD
$ 20.00
$ 30.00
$ 15.00
$ 55.00
STANDARD
$ 30.00
$ 40.00
$ 25.00
$ 90.00
WORKBOOK
SATURDAY
SUNDAY
THREE DAY
Knit Edges AM
Circle the class you want.
Homework will be forward
upon receipt of reservation.
Knit Edges PM
Cost $ 20.00
SUB
TOTAL
Free with Three Day Registration
DISCOUNTS: Seniors over 60 - Ravelry Member - Club Members (verified membership)
5% single discount on Daily Admission (__________)
TOTAL
PAYMENT METHOD (Check or Credit Card payment as shown below, or Paypal: [email protected])
MasterCard Visa Discover American Express
CHECK # _____________ Amount $
________________
Make check payable to Newton’s Yarn Country
SIGNATURE:
___ ___ ___ ___ - ___ ___ ___ ___ - ___ ___ ___ ___ - ___ ___ ___ ___
CREDIT CARD NUMBER
EXPIRATION DATE:
_____/ _________
MONTH/YEAR
VALIDATION CODE:
PRINT NAME ON CARD
________________
3 OR 4 DIGITS
EARLY BIRD REGISTRATION MUST BE RECEIVED BEFORE April 14, 2012