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A NEW SESSION WILL BE
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HAND CROCHETING CLASSES
6:30-8:00 on Tuesdays -- 6 Week Course
Teacher: 35 years of experience at all types of patterns!
Learn this beautiful lost art while enjoying refreshments and spending time with your friends or making new ones. Make a soft baby blanket, an intricate doily, a snuggling afghan, or an elaborate table cloth. You'll learn the basics in just a few classes, skill comes with practice. The key to crocheting at an easy level to a difficult-looking intricate level is learning to read the pattern. Bring your project each week for problem solving and evaluation.
CROCHETING IS ACTUALLY EASY AND QUITE ENJOYABLE!
Coffee and tea will be provided. For fun, each student can alternate bringing a snack.
Pattern books, practice needle and yarn provided.
You will need to purchase actual needles and yarn for selected patterns or if you prefer finding your own pattern, please do so.
Course Cost: $40 per student for 6-week course with needle, pattern and practice materials.
 
Class Members of the October 24, 2006 Series
 
Glenda drops by to sit in a few class sessions as she makes herself a warm hat to be adorned with a rim of fun fur. Mary proudly displays one of her grandchilden's completed afghans. After years of making her afghan squares she rejuvinated her craft and wove the squares together to design her own frill edging after learning how to read and understand patterns. Good job Mary, it is a soft, colorful and long-lasting memory to your grandchildren. Margaret starts a similar afghan as a baby gift but it will be awhile before we present her completed project as she chose the finest of yarn for quite a delicate receiving blanket.
 
Class Members of the September 12, 2006 Series
  Class participants share stories as they learn the craft of crocheting. The star of the session this time was Glenda as she displays her crocheted newborn hat and receiving blanket on one of BelleHavre's lifelike newborn dolls. What a beautiful job. Although the doll looked perfectly adorned, Glenda insisted she had to take the outfit home to her expected grandchild! Congratulations. Laura is working on a fancy afghan and Peggy has started a winter scarf. We look forward to sharing them on this page when complete.
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