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1 Classes Carolyn Barnett Starting Out Casting On & Hems E-wrap, waste yarn, weaving cast on, ravel cord. Hung hem, picot, double, triple e- wrap. Waist Shaping Giving some flattering shape to your garment. Garter bar, tucks, Dekker comb, hand stitching. Armholes Dropped Shoulder with Dart, square arm, set in sleeve. Exploring different styles. Bands & Buttonholes For cardigans, working into the front, attaching extra ribbed or stockinette stitch bands. Design techniques and Accents All tools, Dekka combs, garter bar, etc. Using colour. Garter Bar Using your garter bar Single Bed Fairisle, motifs & Color Changer Techniques using fairisle and colour changer and all their applications. Finishing Pressing, seaming, sewing and tidying up ready to wear. Easy Cut N Sew Sandee Cherry Learn how to do 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, pullover in fairisle, lace, g-carriage, tuck or woven.

2 Sideways Knits Dolmans, Popovers & Short Rowing in Color My newest Book #48 These fun and easy tops take very little fitting, in Women s Sizes How to plan random vertical stripes, mock lace, button trims, short row in color, knit-on-fringe and more. Wear them 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 and it only takes 7oz of Estilo for a Size 48-50! Wrap Sweaters & Shrugs Wrap sweaters re great to cover many of our body flaws plus are known for their comfort and versatility. Shrugs to wear over the favorite sundress, tank, blouse or turtleneck. Learn numerous trims and embellishments. Garter Bars, Altering and More Many hints to make your knitting easier and help you use your tools more efficiently. How to update your outdated wardrobe, altering garment shaping and many garter bar techniques. 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, various closures, and a great machine knit mock crab stitch rim. Cardigans with easy buttonholes and 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. Sideways Knits Dolmans, Popovers & Short Rowing in Color My newest Book #48 These fun and easy tops take very little fitting, in Women s Sizes How to plan random vertical stripes, mock lace, button trims, short row in color, knit-on-fringe and more. Wear them 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 and it only takes 7oz of Estilo for a Size 48-50! Faux Sweater Wrap and Easy Poncho You will love this Faux Sweater Wraps, 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 wont need personal measurements, they truly are one size fits all. The Easy Poncho will be a great hit for dress or casual an so kwik to knit. These all can both be knit on any Standare, Bulky or Mid Gauge Machines. Tunics, Pants, Socks Tunics are all the rage again; learn how to update your tunics in a few kwik and easy steps! You will love how easy these 40 minutes pants and socks are to knit socks to wear or wonderful Christmas socks to give as gifts.

3 Patch Pockets, Split Color & Striped Illusion These ever popular techniques make your knitting fun and give color with long floats. All you have to do is decide on the colors and have fun with it!!! Teena Crawshaw Mad About Modular Learn how to make basic shapes such as squares, triangle and rectangles. Then string these shapes together to form strips, followed by whole garments. BOG d Down We will take a look at the many variations of this timeless garment. This is an easy garment that requires very little shaping, yet it can take on many personalities. This is a great garment for the beginning knitter and can provide the perfect canvas for the more advanced knitter. A PASSEL OF PONCHOS: Learn how to make several different styles of this perennial favorite. GOIN ROUND: Learn how to calculate and short row knit circular garments. ROCKIN RECTANGLES: Learn how to make fashion forward garments from this truly underestimated shape. KNITTING WITH WIRE; Create your own jewelry on the knitting machine. Mad About Modular Learn how to make basic shapes such as squares, triangle and rectangles. Then string these shapes together to form strips, followed by whole garments. BOG d Down We will take a look at the many variations of this timeless garment. This is an easy garment that requires very little shaping, yet it can take on many personalities. This is a great garment for the beginning knitter and can provide the perfect canvas for the more advanced knitter. Goin Round Learn how to calculate and short row knit circular garments. ROCKIN RECTANGLES: Learn how to make fashion forward garments from this truly underestimated shape.

4 Susan Guagliumi Over-looked Under-Appreciated icord In these days of iphones and ipads and ipods, isn t it time we paid a little more attention to the good old icord? Learn some novel ways to use icords for construction and embellishing garments and creating fun accessories. Suitable for all machines, all gauges and all knitters. Climbing the Ladders to Success Learn some interesting fabric and trims based on leaving empty needles to create ladders while you knit. Suitable for all machines, all gauges and all knitters. Introduction to Bridged Techniques There is nothing that gives you more options for bold hand manipulated stitches than bridging. You ll be able to command each and every needle on the bed to knit exactly as you like all in a single row of fabric. Intermediate level, all machines. Favorite Stitches Favorite stitches are the ones we all go back to time after time. Find out why I like some of mine so well!! All machines, all levels. Details, Details We ll take a look at some construction and finishing details to make your knittine easier, more enjoyable and better looking. All machines, all levels. Climbing the Ladders to Success Learn some interesting fabric and trims based on leaving empty needles to create ladders while you knit. Suitable for all machines, all gauges and all knitters. Over-looked Under-Appreciated icord In these days of iphones and ipads and ipods, isn t it time we paid a little more attention to the good old icord? Learn some novel ways to use icords for construction and embellishing garments and creating fun accessories. Suitable for all machines, all gauges and all knitters. Favorite Stitches Favorite stitches are the ones we all go back to time after time. Find out why I like some of mine so well!! All machines, all levels.

5 Introduction to Bridged Techniques There is nothing that gives you more options for bold hand manipulated stitches than bridging. You ll be able to command each and every needle on the bed to knit exactly as you like all in a single row of fabric. Intermediate level, all machines. Details, Details We ll take a look at some construction and finishing details to make your knittine easier, more enjoyable and better looking. All machines, all levels. Fabulous Fabrics Carol Scott Creating interesting knitted fabric is as simple as varying some of your design elements and combining others. No need for electronics, punch cards or extensive handmanipulation. Keep an open mind and let your creative juices flow! Creative Knit Bags Knit bags are a hot new accessory. Learn how to create functional unique shapes, combine felting and non-felting yarns, and weave with novelty yarns and fabrics. Embellishment, handles and closures will also be discussed. Emphasis will be on felted and knit-weave bags. Funky Fairisle Tired of traditional fairisle designs? Learn how to get creative results from your regular punch card or electronic patterns. Use buttons, dials, cams, color and yarn to get creative and funky results! Knitweave Magic The technique of knitweave is a simple way to use specialty yarns, fabric, suede and other materials to create incredible knit fabric with unique characteristics. Learn how easy it is to give a real designer look to your knits. Hems, Bands and Trims Learn about those special finishing touches that give your knits a polished, professional look. Whether it s the perfect hem, or the designer band or trim, these techniques can make a simple knit just fabulous.

6 Hems, Bands and Trims Learn about those special finishing touches that give your knits a polished, professional look. Whether it s the perfect hem, or the designer band or trim, these techniques can make a simple knit just fabulous. Funky Fairisle Tired of traditional fairisle designs? Learn how to get creative results from your regular punch card or electronic patterns. Use buttons, dials, cams, color and yarn to get creative and funky results! Fabulous Fabrics Creating interesting knitted fabric is as simple as varying some of your design elements and combining others. No need for electronics, punch cards or extensive handmanipulation. Keep an open mind and let your creative juices flow! Knitweave Magic The technique of knitweave is a simple way to use specialty yarns, fabric, suede and other materials to create incredible knit fabric with unique characteristics. Learn how easy it is to give a real designer look to your knits. Hems, Bands and Trims Learn about those special finishing touches that give your knits a polished, professional look. Whether it s the perfect hem, or the designer band or trim, these techniques can make a simple knit just fabulous.

Red Riding Ruffles. KangaRag. Needful

Red Riding Ruffles. KangaRag. Needful Red Riding Ruffles Zip front child s jacket, knit sideways, with shaped shoulders, patch pockets and hood. The body is knit in one piece, from centre front, around back to centre front. Sleeves are knit