Beginner
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36 min 54 sec
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01:08
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14:04
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10:05
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10:37
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This class will be available to view on December 11, 2025.
When you're brand new to knitting and only know the knit stitch, larger projects can feel daunting. Knitter and crafter Faith Hale shows you how to make bite-sized, joy-filled projects using just a few simple stitches. Learn to create a sweet garter-stitch butterfly, a wiggly I-cord worm, a coiled snail, and a charming dragonfly that combines both garter stitch and I-cord techniques. These teeny creatures are perfect for beginners of any age - whether you're teaching a child or are a kid at heart - and they’re sure to bring a smile to your face as they come together. Best of all, each one uses only a small amount of yarn, making them ideal stash-busters.
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When you're brand new to knitting and only know the knit stitch, larger projects can feel daunting. Knitter and crafter Faith Hale shows you how to make bite-sized, joy-filled projects using just a few simple stitches. Learn to create a sweet garter-stitch butterfly, a wiggly I-cord worm, a coiled snail, and a charming dragonfly that combines both garter stitch and I-cord techniques. These teeny creatures are perfect for beginners of any age - whether you're teaching a child or are a kid at heart - and they’re sure to bring a smile to your face as they come together. Best of all, each one uses only a small amount of yarn, making them ideal stash-busters.
Here’s what you’ll need:
- Worsted weight yarn - Faith is using Lamb's Pride which is single ply
- US Size 8 double pointed knitting needles
- Scissors
- Yarn/tapestry needle
- Optional: Fabri-Tac glue and tiny googly eyes
Downloads:
- Make a knit stitch
- Make an I-cord
- Embroidery eyes
- Sew an I-cord coil
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