Knitting 201: Ooey Gooey Cowl (Sept. 12, 26 & Oct. 10, 2026)
Stranded ColorWork perfect for those that are experienced or just starting to explore the technique. This cowl pairs a predictable repeating motif with color-changing yarn, so it knits up quickly and keeps your hands and mind engaged. Knit it in the round with a twist in the end; there are no floats to catch. This class is a great follow-up to the recent Basics of Stranded ColorWork and Flame & Flicker classes.
All Knimble knitters’ classes include intentional instruction on universal knitting skills of critical pattern reading, fit, gauge, modifying/customizing patterns, and fixing mistakes as appropriate within the meaningful context of the current project.
Dates: Saturdays, 12:30-3:30 pm September 12 & 26; October 10;
Nov 7, 10-12 noon
Pattern: Ooey Gooey Cowl by Andrea Mowry
Source: $7.00 on Ravelry
Fee: $100 for a 4-session series
Instructor: Angie Peters
Skill Focus:
· Stranded ColorWork
· Traditional Crochet Provisional Cast On
· Chart Reading
· Kitchener in the Round
· Blocking Techniques
Prerequisites:
· Knit in the Round
· Count stitches and rows
· Willing to ask questions
· Able to independently use provided tools
· Willingness to try new things, make mistakes, and learn
· Adventurous, determined, ready to learn, “can do” spirit
Note: Not required, but it is suggested that students have a beginning knowledge of stranded knitting. If this technique is brand new, it is suggested that you take some time to gain background experience using YouTube tutorials, or contact the instructor for a private session prior to the 1st session. This IS a good beginner stranded knitting project and some of the basics will be reviewed, it is assumed that students will not need intensive 1-1 support on colorwork basics or knitting in the round.
Interested? Hold your spot by signing up!
Ask for the Vitals when registering. The vitals will provide you with everything you need to know to prepare for class, including a list of required materials.