Inside Out Rectangles (in person)

Rectangles are one of the most useful shapes to crochet, depending on their size they can be a scarf, wrap, throw or blanket.  Working in the round, from the inside out, like a granny square makes it easy to change colors and add a fun border.  But how do you get the rectangle started and how do you determine how big your finished project will be? Come join Andee for this class and you will learn everything you need to know to get the size rectangle you want.

Class tuition includes a full color workbook. We will cover beginning your project with the Stacked Rows Foundation and how long you need it to be for the finished size you want. You will even learn a No Math version using your workbook in class.  As well as learning how to figure out the size project you can create with the yardage you have available. The workbook will include 3 different stitch patterns to use to make your projects.

Students will need

 Approximately 200 yards smooth worsted weight yarn or 300 yards smooth DK/sport weight yarn;

Appropriate size crochet hooks for yarn, size G - J;

Locking Stitch markers (4 in one color, 2 in 2nd color);

Scissors, tape measure and/or ruler;

Yarn needle for sewing in ends;

Calculator, Pen and pencil.

Recommended LYS yarns are: Berroco Ultra Wool, Laramie by Mountain Meadow Wool, Malabrigo Rios, or Universal’s Cotton Supreme.