Beginner Tunisian Crochet Class | in person 4 week class

This is an in person class held at Baaad Rabbits in New West. A beginner level class for anyone who has never picked up a hook or if you are in need of a refresh. Previous experience in crochet is beneficial but not a requirement. 

You will learn how chain stitch, work the Tunisian simple stitch, Tunisian Knit stitch, single crochet and apply these skills to make a dishcloth, neck warmer and/ or wristwarmer.

Included in the class price is the book 'Beginner's Guide to Tunisian Crochet' by Emma Guess.

Dates:

• Thursday January 16th, 23rd, 30th and February 6th, 6:30pm - 8pm.
• Sunday February 23rd, March 2nd, 9th and 16th, 2pm - 3:30pm.
  

Materials included: 'Beginner's Guide to Tunisian Crochet'

Materials required: (not included in class price) 

4mm crochet hook

5mm Tunisian Crochet hook + cord, we recommend Chiaogoo SWIV360 cords 

One ball of Spin Spin for the dishcloth

Two colours of DK weight yarn, a high contrast is recommended. 100g skein of each, which is enough to make the neck warmer and wrist warmers. Sample uses Lily and Pine Under the Sea and WildWestDye MidnightGazer.

2 x wooden buttons, selection available in store.

Darning needle and removable stitch markers, we recommend Cocoknits Split ring markers.

Instructor: Rebecca Glazier

Make up classes are not available, if you miss a session, Rebecca will do her best to get you back on track. Help & Assistance workshops are also available.

Credit for future classes or a refund minus $15 administration fee will only be provided if we are notified either by phone or email at least 3 days (72 hours) in advance of the class or workshop.

Please note - Baaad Rabbits is located in an old building with no insulation - if it is cold outside, the shop is also cold in the morning - please dress accordingly.

We request you do not attend the class if you are feeling unwell, please note, partial class refund is not available, and the 72 hour cancellation policy applies.

Covid policy: Baaad Rabbits supports the wearing of masks whilst respecting everyone's personal choice. 

Rebecca has been knitting since she was 7 years old and crocheting since she was 10! She has always had a love for textiles and colour. Teaching people how to knit and crochet expresses one of her greatest joys; sharing her creativity and passion with people.