North Jersey Fiber Arts Festival

Update 10/5/13...

Thanks to everyone who signed up for my classes at NJFAF 

and treated me to such a pleasant teaching experience...

I had a wonderful time with all of you...

The North Jersey Fiber Arts Festival is back.  It will be held at the Unitarian Society of Ridgewood (NJ) on Friday, October 4 from 11 am - 8 pm and Saturday, October 5 from 10 am - 5 pm.  

I am teaching three workshops this year.  Click on the name of the workshop to be linked to a full description.  

• New to Crochet – Friday 12-1:30pm
• New to Knitting – Friday 2-3:30pm
• Crochet Motifs: The Granny Square – Saturday 11-2pm

Sign ups for all workshops are open now at http://northjerseyfiberartsfestival.wordpress.com/workshops/

For additional information on the festival and other workshop opportunities, view their site HERE.  

North Jersey Fiber Arts Festival

I'm teaching New to Crochet and New to Knit at the North Jersey Fiber Arts Festival!

New to Crochet

Learn the basics…slipknot, chain stitch, foundation row and single crochet. 

Saturday, October 6 from 10:30-12pm or Sunday, October 7 from 1:30-3pm

Materials fee $ 10 (Charged to participant, paid to vendor) OR Materials that participants should bring: - One “N” or “P” crochet hook - One skein of Super Chunky yarn like Wool Ease Thick n’ Quick in a medium to light solid color.

$35.00 each 

New to Knit

Learn the basics…slipknot, cast on, knit stitch and bind off. 

Saturday, October 6 from 12:30-2pm 

Materials fee $ 10 (Charged to participant, paid to vendor) OR Materials that participants should bring: - One Pair BOYE US 13 Straight Knitting Needles 10 inches long - One skein of Super Chunky yarn like Wool Ease Thick n’ Quick in a medium to light solid color.

$35.00 each 

The Sunday, October 7  New to Knit scheduled for 11:30-1pm is filled.  

To register, go to:  http://northjerseyfiberartsfestival.org/  and click on Workshops and Registration.  Scroll down to the bottom of the page and click on “Purchase Admission & Register for Workshops”.