New to e-spinning? If you want to learn to make the most of your e-spinner, and how to adjust your spinning technique to this modern wheel, then this class is for you. While an e-spinner is a very forgiving way to learn to spin, advanced spinners can refine their techniques more easily using this type of wheel. Learn about the wheel, it’s functions and adjustments, how to troubleshoot, and good maintenance habits to ensure your unit’s long life Have a wheel but haven’t made friends with it yet? Come to class! Ergonomics are an important part of this class Electric wheels make hand spinning possible for many people with physical limitations. Also, they are usually quiet, lightweight, portable, with no time-consuming set up and take down, easy on the body and simple to operate, so they’re a win-win for many people. This class is only for powered wheels, Piney Creek Yarns offers other classes for treadled wheels & spindles. Must be able to spin a length of yarn on any type of wheel or spindle. This is not a beginning spinning class.

This class will concentrate on baby items. These items make lovely gifts for a new baby. Pictured are just 2 possibilities, with the addition of small crochet animals and toys. Learn more about reading patterns and working in 3 dimensions.

So you've finished Level 1&2 or you learned to knit a long time ago and you only remember the bare basics. What's next? This sampler stitch scarf is a logical next step. Lots to learn and lots of practice which is what you need to become a proficient knitter. Required Skills are Cast-on, Bind-off, Knit and Purl.