May 22nd, 2020 Update:
Due to the ongoing Covid-19 Pandemic, we are currently unable to teach in-person classes and workshops at Wet Coast Wools. Our instructors are available to teach virtual classes and workshops, on a private or semi-private basis. Please contact the instructors directly in order to to find out about class availability and rates. If you have more general questions about learning to knit or crochet, please call us at the shop, and we will do our best to help you out.
Sarah - sarsbarknits@gmail.com
Teaching adventurous knitters (must have confidence with knit, purl, and casting on) online - see her webpage for scheduled classes in cable knitting and reading charts or contact her for private/semi-private lessons. http://sarahthornton.ca/classes
Kelsey - kzipknits@gmail.com
Workshops on hats and other small items that are knit in-the-round. She also teaches classes on socks and slippers, and will hold private lessons for knitters who are confident with the basics.
Trish - trish.everett@gmail.com
Ongoing project support, as well as Ravelry 101 and advance beginner knitting.
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The classes listed here reflect the type of workshops that we would typcially teach at Wet Coast Wools. Please use them as a reference when discussing class options with our instructors.
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Choose Your Own Adventure! You've taken Beginner Knitting or taught yourself the basics, but now what? This class will help you move on from the most basic knitting skills (cast...
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Want to learn how to weave tea-towels, scarves, and other items? This 3-session class will teach you the basics of how to weave on a Rigid Heddle Loom. We will use...
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These slippers are quick, cozy, and fun to knit. Through this quick knit you will learn a traditional sock construction which includes turning a heel with short rows and picking...
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Want to learn to knit? Our beginning knitting courses are for absolute beginners and for knitters who are returning to the craft after a long break. Over the three sessions...
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Knitting socks from the toe-up (as opposed to cuff-down) enables you to try on your socks as you go, and thereby make perfectly fitting socks. The addition of the 'afterthought...
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Have you joined Ravelry but find it too overwhelming, or too confusing to use it? Join Trish to explore the most useful features of Ravelry.com: how to efficiently search for...
