The Chancellor’s Sheep & Wool Showcase Clermont State Historic Site Saturday, April 20, 2013 (Raindate: Sunday, April 22st)

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• Ravelry
• Zoology
• Sheep
• Biology
• New York
• Clermont
• Wool

Cabling Without a Cable Needle April 2013 Sand n Sea Program by Jillian Borders (nodice on Ravelry) Introduction: A traditional cable is made by working stitches out of order. Stitches are slipped onto a small cable need

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• Knitting
• Stitch
• Cable knitting
• Gauge
• Decrease
• Basic knitted fabrics
• Casting on
• Textile arts
• Needlework
• Knitting stitches

Circular Sock Machine lntroduction Circular sock machines (CSM) became popular at the turn of the century as a way for women to make extra income and support the troops during WWl. The common brands are

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• Crafts
• Knitting
• Sheep wool
• Sock
• Yarn
• Ravelry
• Textile arts
• Clothing
• Hosiery

PROGRAM: Latvian (Estonian) Braids aka Vikkel Braids INSTRUCTOR: Vera Sanon, a designer with patterns on Ravelry -http:// www.ravelry.com/designers/vera-sanon HOMEWORK: Using DK or Worsted

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Program: How to Use Ravelry Instructor: Eileen D. Homework: If you have not yet signed up for a Ravelry account, please try to do so before the meeting at: http:// www.ravelry.com/invitations

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Part 1 A Quick Introduction to Ravelry Q. What is Ravelry? A. Ravelry is a website for lovers of fiber who knit and crochet (and weave and spin). There are currently 2,827,518 registered users worldwide. Q. How do I find

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• Web 2.0
• Crochet
• Yarn
• Knitting
• Software design pattern
• Knitting clubs
• Textile arts
• Crafts
• Ravelry