I
have just signed up for a class and want to share the link with you
so you can take advantage of this course too. Short-rows
are a wonderful technique to use for shaping your knitwear. Learn how
to knit short-rows with designer and teacher Carol Feller.
And it’s
free!
Customize and Shape Your Knitting
Short
rows, much like knitters themselves, are complex, with depth and
adaptability. Use short
rows to shape garments and knits, and take your knitting skills to
the next level. My name is Carol Feller, and with my free online
class from Craftsy, Short
Rows, you
will learn the techniques for four different types of short rows, and
the best applications for each. Enroll inShort
Rows, today for free, and
individualize your homemade garments and knits with a perfect fit.
Shorts
rows are commonly used to shape heels and bust darts. But, in my
class, we will explore new and creative ways to use short rows: raise
the collar of a sweater to insulate you from a chilly draft, or shape
shoulders, hemlines, yokes, hats, scarves, and shawls. We will work
through four different methods of short rows – the traditional wrap
& turn short rows, my variation of wrap & turn, Japanese
short rows, yarn over short rows – and when it’s prudent to use
each technique. I will teach you to create a short row, slope
shoulders, work seamless set-in sleeves, and will also provide you
with a worksheet that will allow you to create custom bust darts for
your exact measurements. Sign
up today for free!
Once you register for a Craftsy class, it’s yours to watch whenever, wherever, and forever. During the class, you are encouraged to interact with your fellow classmates: ask questions and get answers, share feedback, advice, insight, and encouragement.How will you choose to use short rows? Until you enroll, no one knows! Register for Short Rows today, for free!
Once you register for a Craftsy class, it’s yours to watch whenever, wherever, and forever. During the class, you are encouraged to interact with your fellow classmates: ask questions and get answers, share feedback, advice, insight, and encouragement.How will you choose to use short rows? Until you enroll, no one knows! Register for Short Rows today, for free!
