Come learn how to knit. In this 3-part class you will learn how to cast on stitches, knit, and bind off a nice, warm scarf just in time for winter. Needles and yarn will be provided. However, if you would like to bring your own items, we will be working on size 8 needles and worsted-weight yarn. 375 yards of the yarn are needed.
Please read our Class Attendee Policy, which includes our cancellation policy, prior to registering.
Location: The first session will take place in the downstairs flex space. The second and third sessions will take place in the upstairs conference room, accessible via stairs or elevator.
Class Size: Minimum 2 and maximum 8
Age Group: 18+
Registration Fee: Non-members $75. Members $60
Non-members will need to sign our General Waiver at the beginning of class if they do not already have one on file.
Instructor: Debra Halstead
Creating and crafting were passed down to Deb from her mother and grandmother. Her mom taught her to sew, and her grandmother introduced her to the arts of crochet and knitting before she became a teen.
As a young adult, a basket-making class revealed Deb’s true passion. This sparked 30 years of refining and teaching this primitive skill, and now her baskets have become sought after in local shops.
She also prides herself on living sustainably: embracing homesteading by raising chickens and tending her many gardens of herbs, vegetables, and flowers. She happily shares her skills, by teaching herbal remedies, balms, tinctures, and soaps. Deb is a superb teacher, as demonstrated by her many students returning to learn more.
