Announcing Kristin's Sweetheart Shawls Class with Craftsy.com
Friday, May 25, 2012 at 2:13PM Sweetheart Shawls is Kristin's NEW Online and Interactive Class with Craftsy.com.
Lovely accessories for a wedding, prom or party dress, Kristin's delicate knitted shawls will chase away your lace fears. Designed exclusively for Craftsy, each of the three shawls builds your lace knitting skills with unique design and textural features. They're knitted in a gossamer lace-weight yarn to flatter any shape or size, and feature Kristin's signature geometric designs found in nature. Kristin's clear instruction and 24/7 access on the Craftsy platform means even if you get stuck, you won't be stuck for long.
Add new lace knitting skills to your bag of tricks - and make a gorgeous wrap for yourself or a gift. Embrace Sweetheart Shawls on Craftsy!
What You'll Learn in Sweetheart Shawls:
Lace knitting on size 6-8 needles
Picot flower edging
Adding tiered edging onto existing fabric
Top-down, bottom-up and side-to-side motifs
Flowers created in rows - not rounds
Three-needle bind-off with two needles
Craftsy classes are great because they are fully interactive. That means you can ask me (and your classmates) questions as you go. It’s a great way to work through trouble spots and get advice, help, and insight. And check out the frequently asked questions, too!
Upload your progress photos and finished photos, for great feedback from the whole community!
Sweetheart Shawls Online, Interactive Class $29.99
100% money back guarantee!
Enjoy your class as many times as you want, whenever you want. Your access never expires.
Gardenia Shawl
Worked from the bottom up with decreases, and adorned with flowers that are knit separately and attached to the yoke at the end.
Infinity Shawl
Deceptively simple motifs are knit in rows, and assembled separately into infinity symbols. The matching lace border is picked up right onto the motifs and knit outward to create a scalloped edge.
Tiered Jasmine Shawl
A top-down shawl eith eyelet sections for picking up and knitting ruffled tiers with delicate flower-petal picots.
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