9/4 – Baby Wrap, 2 sessions

Session Dates: September 4th and 18th, Wednesdays, at 10:30 am

Length: 1.5 hours

Teacher: Terry Brezinsky

Baby clothes are so cute. The small size makes them quick to knit. We will make an all-in-one-piece wrap to snuggle around a baby. Bring your favorite size 3 needles and buy your yarn at the first class.

Prerequisites: Must know how to knit and purl.

9/5 – Granny Squares

Thursday, September 5th at 10:30 am

Length: 2 hours

Teacher: Terry Brezinsky

You will learn to crochet granny squares and different joining techniques. You will make a small practice piece. Bring a G or H crochet hook.

Prerequisites: Crochet a chain, single & double crochet stitches.

9/7 – Crochet Interlocking Blocks

Saturday, September 7th at 10:30 am

Length: 2 hours

Teacher: Terry Brezinsky

Learn a quick crochet stitch pattern to make a cross body bag. Bring a size H hook and let’s have fun!

Prerequisites: Crochet a chain, single & double crochet stitches.

9/7 – Learn to Cable without a Cable Needle, 2 sessions

Saturdays, September 7th & 21st at 1:00 pm

Length: 1.5 hours

Teacher: Karla Winterscheidt

Does knitting cables with a cable needle annoy you and mess up your knitting speed and flow? If so, come learn to knit cables without a cable needle while making this fun textured hat for you or for that special someone in your life. Students will learn to knit left and right leaning cables without a cable needle, sizing a hat, and knitting a gauge swatch for in the round knitting.

Prerequisites: knit stitch, purl stitch, long tail cast on, and knitting in the round.

Materials Needed for Class:  US 6-8 size long circular needle for magic loop knitting, stitch markers, and double point needles in size you knit the hat to finish crown shaping; 200-235 yards of worsted weight yarn in a solid or tonal color(we have a great selection in stock for the class).

9/11 – Beginning Knit Class, 2 sessions

Session Dates: September 11th & 25th, Wednesdays, at 10:30 am

Length: 1.5 hours

Teacher: Terry Brezinsky

Terry loves to help students learn the art of knitting. This class has two sessions. This class includes yarn, needles, accessories, patterns, and professional instruction to complete glove and hat projects.

In session one, you will learn how to cast on, complete the knit stitch, and bind off. The homework will be a pair of cute wrist warmers.

Session 2, you will continue to learn how to cast on and bind off, along with learning the purl stitch. The homework will be a warm hat.

9/11 – Flapjack Succulent, 2 sessions

Session Dates: September 11th & 25th, Wednesdays, at 1:00 pm

Length: 1.5 hours

Teacher: Karla Winterscheidt

 Learn amigurumi best practices and make this adorable flapjack succulent that you don’t have to water! Students will learn how to crochet a magic ring that is the start for almost all amigurumi projects, reading an amigurumi pattern, eye placement, embroidering a mouth, and sewing techniques for seaming all the amigurumi pieces together. After this class, you’ll be ready to create a menagerie of cacti and succulents that you don’t have to keep alive!

Yarn is provided for class, you need to bring: E,F, or G crochet hook depending on your tension; locking stitch marker, tapestry needle, black embroidery floss.

Prerequisites: single crochet and crochet in the round.

9/12 – Beginning Crochet Class, 2 sessions

Session Dates: September 12th & 26th, Thursdays, at 10:30 am

Length: 1.5 hours

Teacher: Terry Brezinsky

Terry loves to help students learn the art of crochet. This class has two sessions. This class includes yarn, hook, accessories, patterns, and professional instruction to complete wrist warmers and hat projects.

In session one, you will learn how to make a chain, how to turn, and single crochet stitch. The homework will be a pair of cute wrist warmers.

Session 2, you will learn to Double Crochet and weave in your ends. The homework will be a warm hat.

9/14 – Weaving Leno Lace

Saturday, September 14th at 10:30 am

Length: All Day

Teacher: Angela Childress

Whether you are a beginner weaver or more experienced, your Rigid Heddle loom can offer you more potential than just plain weaving. Learn to create an Open Lace like structure to add a simple variation to a plain weaving pattern. Leno lace is simple to accomplish using finger manipulation of the warp threads and a pick up stick. 

In this class we will warp your personal loom for a small scarf or a table runner / dresser topper.   Or you can break up your projects into multiple dish cloths.  The choice is yours.  But whatever you make, Leno lace will add a little touch of elegance into your wardrobe and home. We will discuss using a scrap yarn “header” and footer to help with evening warp spacing and tension.   Students will learn how to create a simple leno lace, and discuss finishing techniques such as the Hem Stitch. Participants will not complete a project in class, but will get a great start to finish at home.

Any Prerequisites:  Students must have taken Intro to Basic Weaving or have woven a simple plain weave project.

Supplies students need to bring:

• Personal Rigid Heddle Loom 10” minimum.   Or you may rent one from the store for the duration of the class.
• Rigid Heddle – 8 dent or 7.5 dent (depending on the brand of loom).
• 2 shuttles
• 1 pick-up stick
• Yarn / Darning needle
• 2 – 200+ yards skeins worsted weight or DK weight yarn. Suggested is cotton such as Cestari Monticello, Berroco Modern Cotton, or Wool such as Berroco Ultra Wool or Plymouth Yarn Encore (Time of class you will get a 10% discount on mentioned yarn purchases).   Participants may use the yarn they desire, if the yarn is tightly spun enough to hold up as a warp yarn.   Solid colors are recommended.
• Contrasting Scrap Yarn of the same weight to use as the header / footer and marking lines.
• Quilters tape measure or other flexible tape measure.
• Pens/pencils and notebook.

9/14 – Flapjack Succulent, 2 sessions

Session Dates: September 14th & 28th, Saturdays, at 1:00 pm

Length: 1.5 hours

Teacher: Karla Winterscheidt

 Learn amigurumi best practices and make this adorable flapjack succulent that you don’t have to water! Students will learn how to crochet a magic ring that is the start for almost all amigurumi projects, reading an amigurumi pattern, eye placement, embroidering a mouth, and sewing techniques for seaming all the amigurumi pieces together. After this class, you’ll be ready to create a menagerie of cacti and succulents that you don’t have to keep alive!

Yarn is provided for class, you need to bring: E,F, or G crochet hook depending on your tension; locking stitch marker, tapestry needle, black embroidery floss.

Prerequisites: single crochet and crochet in the round.

9/14 – Beginner Landscape Needle Felting

Saturday, September 14th at 10:30 am

Length: 4 hours

Join me Saturday September 14, 10:30am until 2:30pm at Get Stitchin’ for a beginner friendly Needle felted Landscape class. During this class we will learn to blend colors, work with layering color to achieve depth and dimension to your landscape. We will work on learning the proper technique and use of different needles and tools used in flat felting. I will also talk about tips for transferring your original drawings or pictures onto felt to create your own pictures. Sign up for this exciting class today!

9/19 – Crochet Interlocking Blocks

Thursday, September 19th at 10:30 am

Length: 2 hours

Teacher: Terry Brezinsky

Learn a quick crochet stitch pattern to make a cross body bag. Bring a size H hook and let’s have fun!

Prerequisites: Crochet a chain, single & double crochet stitches.

9/21 – Spinning Wheel Class

Saturday, September 21st

Time: 10:30 am to 3:30 pm, with lunch break

Teacher: Marilyn Smith

Marilyn began her fiber arts journey as a young child as a way for entertainment by her mother. As she grew, her interests expanded to include sewing, twining, crocheting, and knitting. But her favorite is spinning and raising the sheep that produce her fiber.

You will learn the fine art of spinning with a fiber expert. No wheel, not to worry; Marilyn brings wheels for you to explore on—what a great way to learn spinning without the expense of buying a wheel.

Class costs include fiber, use of wheels, and expert instruction.

9/21 – Tatting Class

Saturday, September 21st at 10:30 am

Class Length: 2 hours

Teacher: Members of the Lacemakers Guild of Oklahoma

If you have never tatted, you will learn the art of tatting with the assistance of knowledgeable tatters from the Lacemakers Guild of Oklahoma. If you tat, you will learn new techniques and continue your journey with future tatting projects.

Beginners will be supplied to tat this cute butterfly.

9/21 – Bobbin Lace Class

Saturday, September 21st at 1:00 pm

Class Length: 2 hours

Teacher: Members of the Lacemakers Guild of Oklahoma

Beginners will learn the art of bobbin lace with the assistance of knowledgeable tatters from the Lacemakers Guild of Oklahoma. If you already know a few techniques, sign up and continue learning.

Supplies for beginners will be available to you as you learn to tat this neat bookmarker.

9/28 – Granny Squares

Saturday, September 28th at 10:30 am

Length: 2 hours

Teacher: Terry Brezinsky

You will learn to crochet granny squares and different joining techniques. You will make a small practice piece. Bring a G or H crochet hook.

Prerequisites: Crochet a chain, single & double crochet stitches.