The Latvian Braid: A Knitted Bracelet Workshop with Deb Burger
Add a touch of Baltic tradition to your knitting repertoire! Join renowned instructor Deb Burger for a focused, hands-on workshop where you’ll learn to create the stunning Latvian Braid. While this technique is often seen adorning the cuffs of intricate mittens and sweaters, we’re scaling it down into a stylish, wearable bracelet. This project is the perfect "low-stakes, high-reward" way to master a sophisticated skill that will elevate all your future knitting projects. What You’ll Learn: The Anatomy of the Braid: Understand the mechanics of left-leaning and right-leaning braids to create that iconic "v" shape. Two-Color Tension: Tips for managing two strands of yarn without tangling or puckering. Seamless Finishes: How to cast on and bind off for a professional-looking accessory. Cultural Context: Deb will share insights into the history and traditional uses of this beautiful folk-art technique. Workshop Details: 🗓️ Thursday, June 25th, 6pm - 8pm 🧐 Skill Level: Intermediate (Must already be comfortable knitting in the round). 🧶 Scrap Buster! Bring a variety of your leftover Worsted weight yarns or use some of ours! 🛠️ Needles: US 5 or 6 - either circular for Magic Loop, DPNs or two circulars - whichever you prefer for small circumference knitting in the round (you can purchase needles here, if needed). About the Instructor Deb Burger is a celebrated fiber artist and author known for her clear, encouraging teaching style. Whether you are looking to sharpen your technical skills or simply want a fun evening of social crafting, Deb’s expertise makes complex techniques accessible and enjoyable for everyone. Register today to reserve your spot at the table! 🧶✨ *Sorry, no refunds unless someone from the waitlist takes your place. If this class is sold out, please email rabbitrowyarns@gmail.com or call the shop at 607-654-7383 to be added to the waitlist.
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