Continental European style of knitting in which your left hand is holding the working yarn appears to have less motion as you work through brioche, slip-stitch, or some textured patterns.
If you always were curious about this method or you are learning how to knit, come and learn what it is all about. If you are already a knitter and your style is English (holding yarn in the right hand) learning
Continental style can actually be very beneficial to you. You can use both of these styles interchangeably!
Instructor - Faina Goberstein
Faina Goberstein is an independent knitwear designer, author, and a professional teacher. Taking an early retirement from a long career as a math professor gave Faina a chance to let her creativity and long-time passion for knitwear design to become a second profession. She now teaches at live events and virtually for Vogue Knitting Live, Rowan Connect, Interweave Yarn Fest, and various venues such as guilds, fiber fests, and yarn shops locally, around the country and abroad.
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Aran or bulky weight light-colored yarn that does not split easily. Needle sizes US 8 or 9 for aran or 10 or 11 for bulky weight.
Supplies are not included in the cost of the class. If you choose to purchase supplies the day of the class, please arrive at the shop 30 minutes prior to the class start time to allow enough time.
