Due to the interest in Lin’s “Pass it on” knitting class and ongoing interest in knitting, Lin has agreed to teach a monthly knitting class.
You will learn knitting basics and begin your own project.

Saturday, January 9th from 1PM-3PM
Lin will teach the “Purl” stitch and review casting on and stitch combinations for those who were unable to attend the December class. 
Class fee:  $10
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Supplies:  size 8 knitting needles and yarn (not dark navy or black)

Saturday, February 20th from 3Pm-4Pm
Lin will continue building on the lessons of the first classes and begin a project as determined by the class.
Class fee:  $10
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Saturday, March 27th from 2Pm-4Pm-Note longer class time
Continuation of February project
Class fee:  $10
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Meet Lin

As a child I can recall creating very long chains from yarn with a crochet hook, learning from my paternal grandmother.  The chain stitch was put aside for Barbie Dolls school, boys…you know what I’m talking about.  Then when I was a senior in High School 1975, I was off school for nearly a month with an illness. I spent a great deal of time on the couch admiring the beautiful granny square afghan that my grandmother had made.  My mother bought a book and helped me learn the various stitches and I was “hooked”.  I started creating gifts for family and friends, but eventually couldn’t find a pattern that I liked, so I tried my hand at creating my own-which was published in “Crochet World Magazine”. 
Later, my interest turned to knitting as I noticed how much softer knitted items appeared.  So, once again, I bought needles and a book and taught myself to knit.  After practicing all the stitches, I made my first project-a vest and entered it in the Spartanburg fair.  Winning a blue ribbon has encouraged me to continue to learn about knitting.  I am still learning new techniques in knitting and crochet and am anxious to share them with you at Super Stitch.  I invite you to come join the fun.