Starts Wednesday Morning!!
This is such a fun, fast, fulfilling project, join us to learn a unique way to work this fair isle yoke pullover.
https://www.facebook.com/events/820890034688700/

Starts Wednesday Morning!!
This is such a fun, fast, fulfilling project, join us to learn a unique way to work this fair isle yoke pullover.
https://www.facebook.com/events/820890034688700/
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January will be upon us before you know it, why not get a jump on your schedule & register for your New Year classes now??
Be sure to read all the way to the bottom of the email, there’s a lot to mark on your calendar!
First thing first, I’ve added a second Knit to Flatter & Fit Class to the December calendar:
Saturday December 12th, 12 – 4pm
REGISTER HERE
After the first of the year Firebrunette Knits at American Maid classes will be in full swing!
Click the REGISTER HERE link below each class description for full details on each class.
The Vitamin D cardigan is a lightweight sweater that utilizes short rows and eyelet rows for shaping and design. It’s a great weight for our climate here in the Midwest, the perfect layer for cool evenings and air conditioned indoors.
REGISTER HERE for the Vitamin D Class
Brioche knitting has become hugely popular the last year. Why not learn this technique this winter for some snuggly, thick knit accessories?
REGISTER HERE for the Brioche Class
Double knitting is another technique class that you may find wildly fun, and useful! It lends itself well to flat knitting as well as in the round and is great for home items as well as apparel and accessories.
REGISTER HERE for the Double Knitting Class
These are the first classes on the schedule for 2016, more will be added so watch your email and the Firebrunette Knits Facebook page for updates.
Spectra Shawl, A Study in Short Rows
This will be a fun scarf/shawlette class where we learn the 3 most common short row methods; wrap & turn, Japanese, & German short rows.
Class dates: 1/9, 1/23, 2/6
Kits are available NOW! Stop in the shop this weekend to pick yours up!
This Beginning Lace Shawl Class will get you acquainted with the most basic of lace shawl techniques while building your confidence in tackling more complicated shawls.
Class Dates: 1/13, 1/20, 1/27
This is a classic. Elizabeth Zimmermann’s Baby Surprise Jacket, “I call it the SURPRISE JACKET because it looks like nothing on earth when you finish knitting it… It is reversible and has no side seams or armhole seams to look ill-fitting or feel uncomfortable.” – Elizabeth Zimmermann
This is easily knit for boys or girls in solid, semi-solid, stripes, variegated or self-striping yarns.
The perfect baby sweater!
Class dates: 2/20, 3/5, 3/19, 4/2
All the truth, spoken so perfectly.
Click here for registration information
Portage is a comfortable, top down raglan that is worked flat. The beautiful honeycomb detailing on the back is a fun, yet not difficult, element to break up the stockinette stitch fronts.
The sleeves are worked in the round. Only a small bit of seaming is required to attach the deep pockets to the hem.
A Traditional Pi Shawl ~ Elizabeth Zimmermann
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This workshop style class will teach you the basics of circular shawls, this being a Pi shawl.
“Make it simple. For many knitters, this shawl has been an introduction to lace knitting and to the knitting of circular things. And a good choice it is. The lace patterns are not too difficult, and the circle’s shaping is simpler yet. But all can be even simpler.”
-Elizabeth Zimmermann
Yardage is not listed, weight is given as follows:
“9 oz fingering- (or 12oz sport-) weight Shetland wool”
From the Knitter’s Almanac (July) book:
Summary: A circular shawl based the geometry of Pi–the relationship between a circle’s circumference and its radius containing six shaping rounds.