Retreat 2010 Crochet Finishes for Knit Projects
Crochet finishing for your knitted project
Crochet is a great way to finish your knitting project edges and there are lots of simple, basic stitches that will give your knitting a boost. Step into the world of crocheting and learn basic crochet techniques for edgings and finishing details.
Skills required
none Skills Learned
Picking up crochet stitches, chain stitch, slip stitch, single crochet, half double crochet and double crochet Materials needed:
2 or 3 small balls (50 to 75 yds) of smooth textured, light colored, worsted weight yarn, size G or H crochet hook and basic knitting supplies (sharp scissors; blunt tapestry needle; pen or pencil, notebook, stitch markers, tape measure and crochet hook.) Homework
Make 2 worsted weight stockinette stitch swatches at least 6” square. These should be knit in a light color and with smooth yarn. Taught by Janie Cavalli
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none Skills Learned
Picking up crochet stitches, chain stitch, slip stitch, single crochet, half double crochet and double crochet Materials needed:
2 or 3 small balls (50 to 75 yds) of smooth textured, light colored, worsted weight yarn, size G or H crochet hook and basic knitting supplies (sharp scissors; blunt tapestry needle; pen or pencil, notebook, stitch markers, tape measure and crochet hook.) Homework
Make 2 worsted weight stockinette stitch swatches at least 6” square. These should be knit in a light color and with smooth yarn. Taught by Janie Cavalli
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