Learn Continental Knitting

Class includes complete step-by-step instructions, patterns and diagrams for the Summer Wreath Wall Hanging..

In this class you'll learn how to:; Create drama with the careful fabric placement of lights and darks.

First you'll find patterns included in the class for practice swatches.

Featuring distinctive cables and stylish tassels, this shoulder bag will become your new favorite. In this all-new Annie's video class, you'll learn how to: ; Crochet the In-Style Cabled Shoulder Bag.; Crochet bag straps that won't stretch. Follow along as expert Jennifer Pionk shows how to crochet this bag round by round.

; Master the extended single crochet, and front and back post stitches.; Work an attractive linen stitch border that showcases the cables. Many crocheters are a little nervous about crocheting cables -- but there's no need!. In this video, expert Jennifer Pionk will show you how to work two cable patterns you can use in this and many other projects.

; Make quilts from a panel you cut apart into different motifs; Sew panels with very narrow seam allowances; Piece panel quilts with sashing and borders; Beautifully finish your quilts with quilting, binding, labels and hanging sleeves.

; Add inner and outer lined pockets in one easy step.Join Carol McLeod of Aunties Two in this Annie's video class and learn how to create one of her beautiful bags with a unique twist! ; Finish the inside and the outside of the bag at the same time by using a variation of the stitch-and-flip technique.

; Work the long-tail cast-on and Norwegian cast-on.; See how the Norwegian cast-on creates a sturdy but stretchy edge great for edges on socks and hat.

; Use double-sided fusible foam batting to add strength and shape to your bag.; Make sturdy handles reinforced with plumbing tubing that can be used on any bag.

In this class, you'll learn how to: ; Comfortably hold the yarn and needles in your hands." In this technique, you hold and "throw" the yarn with your left hand, which often translates into faster, easier and more even knitting.; Cast-on using regular needles, double-point needles and a circular needle.