New Classes at Grand Isle Art Works – Save Your Spot!

Looking for some thing fun to do?  Check out these classes.  You can register on the program page!

November

Knit a Pair of Fiddlehead Mittens
Norwegian mittens are always in fashion.  Their colors and patterns look difficult to those who don’t knit. But with some basic knitting ability and a little time, you can make a pair. Plan to knit on double pointed needles:  size 3 for small; size 4 for medium-large. Participants may select contrasting yarn from the gallery 50-50 mohair/wool selection at a discounted price.Participants should bring: a set of double pointed needles:  size 3 for small; size 4 for medium-large.
Who: Adults Limit: 8
Instructor: June Golato
Date: 2 class sessions, Thursdays November 3 and November 10
Time: 6:00-8:00 pm
Cost: $30:00; materials fee for yarn $28.00

December

Knit a Sideways Scarf
Learn how to knit a simple and elegant scarf on the bias. Ellen will help knitters learn this pattern. It is sure to become a favorite knitting project! Participants should bring size 10.5 – 13 knitting needles (circular or straight) and a skein of sport weight yarn – variegated is best. Participants can purchase needles/yarn at the Art Works that evening.
Who: All ages Limit: 8
Instructor: Ellen A. Thompson
Date: Thursday, December 1
Time: 6:30-8:00 pm
Cost: $15.00 Needles and yarn are available at an extra cost.

Handspinning with a Drop Spindle
Learn how to use a drop spindle to create beautiful handspun yarns.  This ancient technique allows you to spin anywhere.  Jim will discuss and demonstrate both spinning and plying.  Participants will need to bring a drop spindle or can borrow and/or purchase one of Jim’s hand turned spindles.
Who: All ages, 8 and above!  Limit: 10
Instructor:  Jim Holzschuh
Date:  2 class sessions: Thursdays, December 8 and 15
Time:  6:30 – 8:00 pm
Cost:  $30.00 plus $10.00 fee for materials paid to instructor; optional spindle $35.00

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