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10/17/2026 Saturday 10:30am-1:30pm Intro to Knitting Workshop: Knitting for Beginners
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10/17/2026 Saturday 10:30am-1:30pm Intro to Knitting Workshop: Knitting for Beginners

Regular price $ 70.00
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Knitting for Beginners Workshop with Ashley Welser

Saturday October 17th from 10:30am to 1:30pm

Entry Level Class—No experience necessary

Age 12+ (minors must accompany an adult)

All supplies are included in the class fee.

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Ready to begin knitting? This is the perfect time to learn the basics!

This comprehensive class is for the complete beginner. Ashley will be teaching the group about the tools and fibers used in knitting, and how those tools are used to create fabrics of varying density. She will guide you through basic knitting techniques to begin your very own scarf! Ashley has many tips & tricks including visual aids and simple rhymes to help students learn the ancient craft of knitting.

Everyone will take home a set of knitting needles, yarn, instructional handout, and their in-progress piece. All materials will be provided. We'll have a variety of colorful yarn to choose from.

About the Instructor:

Ashley's love of knitting and fiber arts blossomed at the age of twelve and quickly became her passion. Her goal as a teacher of fiber arts is to cultivate a love of crafting in a way that inspires students to think creatively about the resources surrounding them and to fill the world with beauty while doing tasks that increase mindfulness and independent thinking. She also owns Ashwelle Fiber Works - a hand spun and hand dyed yarn business emphasizing the creation of unique small batch yarns made slowly, thoughtfully, and with respect to the materials used in the process.

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