THIS SESSION WILL BE RECORDED

Learning to knit is an amazing adventure, once you have mastered the knit and the purl stitch there is an entire world out there of amazing fabric projects at your fingertips. One of the things I find knitters ask me most often once they reach this stage is: how do I put pieces together, how do I weave my ends in so that they won’t come undone and is there a way to fix something in my knitting that I don’t like? This class will go over my favorite tip and tricks I use as a professional knitter to make my garments look gorgeous, including:

• weaving in ends
• binding off: including Kimberly’s incredible invisible bind off in the round
• seaming
• weaving in ends
• German short rows

Supplies Needed:

• Worsted weight yarn
• US 8 needle or needle that you are comfortable with
• US 8 circular knitting needle or double pointed needles to create a tube
• Darning needle
• Scissors

Homework:

• Two knit panels in worsted weight yarn. 20 stitches wide and 25 rows high knit back and forth in rows on size US 8 needle or needle that you are comfortable with.
• 1 circular knit tube, any size around and bound off, but not finished off.