Cast-On & Bind-Off Knitting Workshop

; Impress judges at quilt shows with Pepper's "5 E's of Quilting.; Choose a design to complement your quilt.

From a thorough explanation of fabrics, threads, needles and notions, to demonstrations on completing all the various cross stitches and French knots, Belinda explains this needlecraft in outstanding detail, making it easy for anyone to learn.. Now you can discover the appeal of this traditional craft that has endured the test of time. Join expert Belinda Karls-Nace as she explores and explains the art of counted cross stitch.

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Learn to Crochet Jewelry When you complete this class, you will have many new skills to make your next crochet project a complete success. In this class, instructor Robyn Chachula shares her love and passion for crochet by taking you into the world of creative crochet jewelry. She has gathered together her favorite crochet and jewelry-making techniques to share with you to create five gorgeous jewelry pieces while learning many valuable skills you'll apply to all your crocheting..

Learning how to knit is fun and easy with expert instruction brought to you on high-quality video. Step-by-step, Kate will help you build skill upon skill to learn how to confidently knit any beginner-level pattern. In this class you'll learn: ; Which needles and yarn are best for beginners to use; How to tie a slip knot; How to cast on your first stitches; How to knit and purl; How to bind off; How to work the stockinette stitch, ribbing and seed stitch; How to increase and decrease stitches You'll learn all the essential knitting techniques to knit eight beginner class projects including an easy dishcloth, a headband with matching wrist warmers, a water bottle holder, a phone cozy, a baby hat and a scarf. In this Annie's online video class, instructor Kate Atherley begins with the very basics, such as how to hold the knitting needles and yarn, and progresses you through all the basic stitches, casting on, binding off and easy increasing and decreasing.

. Embroidery is a traditional needlecraft used to create decorative pieces and also to embellish quilts, sewn projects and much more. In this class you'll learn:; Which embroidery tools and supplies work best for beginners; How to hoop fabric to keep it taut; How to transfer designs onto fabric to stitch; 6 outline stitches: Stem stitch, backstitch, blanket stitch, chain stitch, couching stitch and running stitch; 10 decorative stitches: Satin stitch, lazy daisy stitch, straight stitch, cross stitch, fern stitch, feather stitch, woven stitch, bullion stitch, and French and colonial knots; How to frame an embroidered sampler piece; How to stitch designs to create pot holders, napkins, linens, ornaments and more Class projects include a spring collection with a sampler, pincushion and scissors holder; a summer collection with a sampler, pot holder and kitchen towel; an autumn collection with a sampler, shopping tote and bread cloth; and a winter collection with a sampler, ornament and pillowcase.Now you can learn the art of hand embroidery with Pearl Louise Krush as she demonstrates 16 beautiful decorative and outline stitches step-by-step, and explains which tools and materials to use, how to hoop your fabric, and project finishing tips.

) but classes are best viewed on tablets or computers.Different types of knitting projects need different types of edges -- some edges need to be stretchy, some extra-sturdy and others decorative. Cast-On & Bind-Off Knitting Workshop. You can view online classes at your convenience, 24/7, 365 days a year from any mobile device, both tablet and non-tablet (phones, iPod Touch, etc.

Embroidery is a traditional needlecraft used to create decorative pieces and also to embellish quilts, sewn projects and much more..Now you can learn the art of hand embroidery with Pearl Louise Krush as she demonstrates 16 beautiful decorative and outline stitches step-by-step, and explains which tools and materials to use, how to hoop your fabric, and project finishing tips. In this class you'll learn:; Which embroidery tools and supplies work best for beginners; How to hoop fabric to keep it taut; How to transfer designs onto fabric to stitch; 6 outline stitches: Stem stitch, backstitch, blanket stitch, chain stitch, couching stitch and running stitch; 10 decorative stitches: Satin stitch, lazy daisy stitch, straight stitch, cross stitch, fern stitch, feather stitch, woven stitch, bullion stitch, and French and colonial knots; How to frame an embroidered sampler piece; How to stitch designs to create pot holders, napkins, linens, ornaments and more Class projects include a spring collection with a sampler, pincushion and scissors holder; a summer collection with a sampler, pot holder and kitchen towel; an autumn collection with a sampler, shopping tote and bread cloth; and a winter collection with a sampler, ornament and pillowcase.

Different types of knitting projects need different types of edges -- some edges need to be stretchy, some extra-sturdy and others decorative. Various edges are achieved by working different cast-ons and bind-offs.