INSTRUCTOR
WEDNESDAY
THURSDAY AM
THURSDAY PM
FRIDAY AM
FRIDAY PM
SUSANNE ALLEN
STEVENBE & STEPHEN WEST
T100C ‐ Tunisian Eyelet Meshes: How to Turn Tss Into Lace (ALL)
VASHTI BRAHA
T200C ‐ Tunisian Filet Lace: Skill Building Basics (ALL)
BETH BROWN‐REINSEL
2014 KNIT & CROCHET SHOW Manchester, New Hampshire Shopping: July 25‐27 Education: July 23‐27 KNIT SKILL LEVELS
(I) Intermediate – Beginner skills plus be able to work in
the round using circular needles and double- pointed
needles, work with 2+ colors, to pick up stitches for
necklines and sleeves, correct knitting errors, be
proficient in intarsia (argyle), complex cables, yarn over
patterns, simple seaming and finishing techniques.
(A) Advanced – Intermediate skills plus be able to draft
and make pattern adjustments, make style changes, knit
in a hem, work Fair Isle and stranded knitting, work
pocket and border trims including sewing in a zipper and
work complex patterns.
CROCHET SKILL LEVELS
F100C ‐ A Star Stitch for Every Purpose (I)
F200C ‐ 21st Century Love Knot Adventures (ALL)
W400C ‐ Crocheted Tips, Tricks and T102C ‐ Design Inspiration (ALL) K&C
Hints (I)
DARLA FANTON
T103C ‐ Broomstick Lace (B)
S112K ‐ Westknits Worskshop (I)
N111K ‐ Dynamic Duo (B)
S101C ‐ Introduction to Slip Stitch S200C ‐ Slip Stitch Shapes & Shaping Crochet Technique (ALL)
Effects (I)
S300K ‐ Fair Isle Tams(I) (MK)
S201K ‐ Tubular Cast Ons and Bind Offs (I) (MK)
T201K ‐ Join as You Go Knitting (I)
F300K ‐ Comprehensive Reversible Cables (I)
T202C ‐ Double Hook Crochet: The Basics (ALL)
F203C ‐ Twice as Nice Thermal Stitch (ALL)
S102C ‐ Double‐Ended, Circular Tunisian Tapestry Class (A)
S103C ‐ Remarkable Reversible Ripples (I)
S202C ‐ Crocheted Short Rowed Bust N101C ‐ Knocking Off A Garment (I) Darts (I)
K&C
S203C ‐ Double Helix Bead Crochet Necklace & Bracelet (ALL)
S204K ‐ Mini‐Monster (I)
KIM GUZMAN
F102C ‐ Tunisian Crochet Link Up (I)
W402C ‐ Lovely Lucet (ALL) K&C
ARENDA HOLLADAY
T104C ‐ Beginning Hairpin Lace (B)
T203C ‐ Beginning Hairpin Lace: Join F103C ‐ Rebellious Hairpin Lace (B)
Workshop (ALL)
T300K ‐ Finishing With Confidence ‐ Day 1 (I) (MK)
F204C ‐ Learn Tunisian Crochet Cables (I)
F205C ‐ Beyond Basic Broomstick Lace (I)
F301K ‐ Finishing with Confidence ‐ Day 2 (I) (MK)
S206K ‐ Free Form Knit and Crochet Combo (I) K&C
T105K ‐ Navajo Knitting (ALL)
SHEILA JANUARY
W403K ‐ Knitting Lace Without Charts (B)
GALINA KHMELEVA
W404K ‐ Dimensional Knitting ‐ Russian Style (ALL)
T204K ‐ Zip It! (ALL)
F104K ‐ Stitch + Stash = Style (ALL)
F206K ‐ Corkscrew Mittens (I)
S105K ‐ Sock Bucket List (B)
N103C ‐ Adjusting Patterns to Fit and Finishing Like a Pro (ALL)
S207K ‐ Spice Up Your Stitches (I)
S106K ‐ Faux‐Thrummed Mittens to Knit with Angora and Wool (I)
T301K ‐ Head to Toe in Gotland Style (I)
T106K ‐ Spinning for Lace Knitting (ALL) K&C
N102K ‐ Conquering Cables (B) (MK)
S205C ‐ Learn Drop Stitch Crochet (I)
MARGARET HUBERT
MICHELLE HUNTER
SUNDAY
N100K ‐ Healthy Hands (ALL) K&C
CHARLES GANDY
JENNIFER HANSEN
SATURDAY PM
S100K ‐ Color Theory and the Fiber Artisan (ALL) K&C
T101K ‐ The Long Version of Short Rows (I) (MK)
(ALL) All skill levels welcome to participate!
(B) Beginner – Be able to cast on, bind off, work simple
increases/decreases, cables, yarn overs, how to follow
written instructions, know garter, stockinette and basic
ribbing stitches.
F212K ‐ Knit it in a Minute Workshop (B)
F305K ‐ Textured Twined Fingerless Mitts (I)
SUZANNE BRYAN
LILY CHIN
F111K ‐ Shawl & Accessory Extravaganza (I)
SATURDAY AM
F105K ‐ Grafting with a Russian Twist...and More!!! (ALL)
F207K ‐ Russian‐Style Continental Knitting ‐ A Variation on a Theme (ALL)
JENNY KING
S107C ‐ Flowers, Flowers and Flowers (ALL)
S208C ‐ Beginner Bead Crochet (ALL)
N104C ‐ Master Solomon's Knot (ALL)
S108C ‐ Aran Crochet Basic Cables and Traveling Stitches (I)
S209K ‐ Continental Knitting (B)
N105K ‐ Teaching Challenges (ALL) K&C
(ALL) All skill levels welcome to participate!
(B) Beginner – Requires basic skills to create stitches,
follow instructions and make simple projects.
KAREN KLEMP
(I) Intermediate – Beginner skills plus be able to alter
patterns and instructions and work out moderately
complex projects.
MELISSA LEAPMAN
(A) Advanced – Intermediate skills plus many projects
completed, desire to learn advanced, professional
techniques, have your own design ideas and seek new,
challenging techniques and designs.
F106C ‐ Color Crochet ‐ PULAD Method (B)
T107K ‐ Chart Smart (B)
SUSAN LOWMAN
T302C ‐ Tatting the Old‐Fashioned Way (ALL)
T206K ‐ Stop Turning: Knitting & Purling Backwards (ALL)
PATTY LYONS
MARTY MILLER
T205K ‐ Look, Ma, No Cable Needle! (I)
W405C ‐ Foundation Stitches ‐ Beyond the Basics (I) (MC)
T108C ‐ Shawls from All Angles (ALL)
F304K ‐ Organic Stitchery (I)
F108C ‐ Simplifying Symbol Crochet (ALL)
N106C ‐ "Faux" Tatting Crochet Necklace (I)
F302K ‐ Fundamentals of Sweater Design (I) (MK)
T303K ‐ The Babe Sweater: A One‐Piece, Cabled Baby Sweater (I)
T109K ‐ Knitting 911 ‐ Learn How to Fix Your Knitting Mistakes (ALL) (MK)
BINKA SCHWAN
MARY BETH TEMPLE
W406C ‐ Bruges Crochet Lace (ALL)
KAREN WHOOLEY
W407C ‐ Basics of Crocheted Lace (B)
S210K ‐ Combination & Eastern Knitting (ALL)
N107K ‐ Magic of Perfect Blocking (ALL)
S211C ‐ Crochet Pattern Writing School (ALL)
F201C ‐ Hooker's Guide to Flexible Tension (ALL) (MC)
KATE PRESTON
S109K ‐ Intro to Portuguese Knitting (ALL)
T207C ‐ Going Around in Circles (ALL) (MC)
DORA OHRENSTEIN
CELESTE YOUNG
F208C ‐ Creative Post Stitches: Ribs and Baskets (I) (MC)
S301C ‐ Complete Course in Crochet Sweater Design, Parts 1 and 2 (I)
N108C ‐ Fundamental Techniques of the Savvy Stitcher (ALL) (MC)
F109K ‐ How to Market Your Knit & Crochet Business (ALL) K&C
T208K ‐ Advanced Knitting 911 ‐ Learn How to Fix Your Knitting Mistakes (I) (MK)
T209C ‐ Tunisian Crochet Basics (B)
T304C ‐ The Complete Crochet Sock Workshop (I)
F110C ‐ Independent Pattern Publication (ALL) K&C
S110C ‐ Tunisian Crochet Entrelac (I)
F211C ‐ Learn Delta Lace Crochet (I)
S111C ‐ Knooking (ALL)
S212C ‐ Learn to Fair Isle Crochet (I)
N109C ‐ Venetian Lace (I)
N110K ‐ Stranded Colorwork Techniques (I)
CLASS LEGEND: First letter indicates the day: Wednesday (W) Thursday (T) Friday (F) Saturday (S) Sunday (N) • First number indicates class time/length: 100s = 3 hr morning class, 200s = 3 hr afternoon class, 300s = 6 hr all day class, 400s = 3 hr evening class • Last letter indicates class type: K = Knitting (blue boxes) C = Crochet (green boxes) K&C = Classes that are both Knit & Crochet (black boxes) • Masters Classes ‐ Classes marked are helpful for those interested in these programs: MC = CGOA Masters of Advanced Stitches & Techniques, MK = TKGA Master Hand Knitting Program