
Crochet, Knitting & Embroidery Classes
These classes are for ages 12+ and those who are already proficient with basic crochet or knitting stitches (Most embroidery classes require no experience). A good fit for these classes would be someone who has successfully completed a few projects and is ready to learn some new techniques.

Here you will find details about group classes of 12 students or less. Classes are geared toward learning new techniques through the creation of a sample swatch or item.
Interested in a class, but being in a group isn't really your thing? No worries! Reach out to the shop and get a private class for just you or you and your friends and family.
Tunisian Crochet 101 Class
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Instructor: Franni G. Cost: $28
At Yarn Together: Sun. 5/17 12:00-1:30
Students must be proficient at basic crochet stitches.
Learn the basics of Tunisian crochet!
Students will learn:
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Chain
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Simple Stitch
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Knit Stitch
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Extended Simple Stitch
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Bind Off
Needed Materials:
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worsted weight yarn in a solid light color
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5mm, 5.5mm or 6mm hook. You can use a traditional metal crochet hook as long as it does not have an ergonomic handle.
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The shop will have a couple of hooks that can be borrowed during class. Please contact the shop before class if you need to borrow a hook.
Receive 10% Discount on YARN purchased for this class at Yarn Together.
Junebug Pottery Classes
Wall Pocket/Planter

Instructor: Dianne Armstrong
Cost: $40 All Supplies Included
Since class space is limited, only registered students will be admitted to the classroom
Share this unique experience with your mom for Mother's Day or bring your bestie to create a one of a kind, vintage inspired wall pocket/ planter!
Junebug Pottery will lead students through how create their chosen wall pocket style and how to achieve the beautiful glazing technique featured in the sample photos. Pieces will be taken back to Junebug Pottery's studio to be fired. Students will be notified when their creations are ready to be picked up at Yarn Together at a later date.
Space is limited, so book your seat soon!
Beyond Backward Loops
Knitting Cast On Methods

Instructor: Carly Hampton Cost: $40
Dates: Sun. 6/7 11:00-1:00
Are you ready to upgrade your old cast-on technique? Have you ever bought a pattern and wondered why a designer would choose a certain cast- on or want to know where and when you can swap them out?
This class is stand alone, but will pair well with the upcoming Knitted Bind Off’s class! Take one, the other, or both!
In this class with Carly Hampton of Forager Fiber Studio you will:
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Review the long-tail cast on
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Learn the Old Norwegian, Cable, and Tubular cast on methods
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Discover the advantages and disadvantages to each cast on method
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Learn where and when you can swap certain cast-ons for your preferred methods in knitting patterns
Supplies:
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50-100g worsted weight wool or wool/nylon blend yarn (NO cotton) – light color is best
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US 8 circular knitting needle (anywhere from 16”- 32”)
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US 6 straight knitting needles or DPN (only need 2)
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A few yards of scrap yarn or embroidery floss to put stitches on hold
Skill Level: Not for complete beginners. In order to participate in this class, you must be able to independently and confidently…
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Backwards loop cast on
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Knit
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Knit through the back loop
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Purl
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Purl through the back loop
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Slip stitches
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read your fabric

Tunisian Crochet 102
Instructor: Franni G. Cost: $30
At Yarn Together: Sun. 5/24 12:00-1:30
Students Must Know Beginner Tunisian Crochet Stitches or Already Have Taken Tunisian Crochet 101.
Students will learn:
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Purl Stitch
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Reverse Stitch
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Full Stitch
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Double Stitch
Needed Materials:
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worsted weight yarn in a solid light color
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5mm, 5.5mm or 6mm hook. You can use a traditional metal crochet hook as long as it does not have an ergonomic handle.
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The shop will have a couple of hooks that can be borrowed during class. Please contact the shop before class if you need to borrow a hook.
Receive 10% Discount on YARN purchased for this class at Yarn Together.
Not Your Basic Bind Off
Knitting Bind Off Techniques

Instructor: Carly Hampton Cost: $40
Dates: Sun. 6/28 11:00-1:00
Have you ever knit a pattern only to get to the end and have no idea how to bind off in the way the designer recommends? Ever wondered why a designer would choose a certain bind-off or want to know when you can swap the recommended one for your personal favorite?
This class is stand alone, but will pair well with the upcoming Knitted Bind Off’s class! Take one, the other, or both!
In this class with Carly Hampton of Forager Fiber Studio you will:
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Review the basic bind off
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Learn the Jeny’s Surprisingly Stretchy, 3-Needle, and Sewn Tubular bind offs
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Discover the advantages and disadvantages to each bind-off method
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Learn where and when you can swap certain bind-offs for your preferred methods in knitting patterns
Supplies:
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100g worsted weight wool or wool/nylon blend yarn (NO cotton) – light color is best
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US 8 circular knitting needle (anywhere from 16”- 32”)
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US 6 straight knitting needles or DPN (only need 2) OR a straight cable needle of a similar size
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A few yards of scrap yarn or embroidery floss to put stitches on hold
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Darning needle
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4 knitted stockinette squares-see homework
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1 knitted 1x1 rib tube-see homework
Skill Level: Not for complete beginners. In order to participate in this class, you must be able to independently and confidently…
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Backwards loop cast on
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Knit
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Knit through the back loop
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Purl
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Purl through the back loop
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Slip stitches
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read your fabric
Homework: VERY IMPORTANT! MUST be completed prior to coming to class!
Knitted Stockinette Square (make 4)
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CO 25 sts.
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Knit all sts.
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Purl all sts.
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Repeat rows 2 & 3 until fabric measures 4in in length.
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Cut a tail at least 1 yd in length.
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Put sts on hold on scrap yarn, spare cable, or purl string.
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