Structures (tuck & slip) Class

Knit Works London

£105

The Intermediate classes build on the knowledge learnt at the beginners class, and are designed for you to learn a number of more intermediate level knitting techniques, with plenty of time to practice and experiment. For the Intermediate classes, learners need to have attended the Beginners class, or already have sufficient knowledge in using the knitting machine. In the Structures Class we learn: How Tuck and Slip stitch techniques works on a knitting machine Tuck punchcard patterns Slip punchcard patterns Experimental freehand tuck and slip stitch patterns Striping fun colours and yarns to

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