January/February Knit-a-long

We are excited to announce that friend of the shop, Susan, will be hosting a knit a long this month!!! This group will meet online (via zoom) Wednesday, January 20th to Wednesday, February 10th at 7pm.

Each week you will have the ability to ask questions about the project...or just meet to chat. This group is only for those who are participating in the knit-a-long.

What is the project?

https://www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/langfield

The Langfield hat is our choice for this knit-a-long. It allows anyone to join in...any weight of yarn can be used for this very creative hat!!

Frequently Asked Questions:

Q. What do I have to purchase to participate?
A. Just the pattern ($6.00 on Ravelry)

Q. What if I don't have Ravelry
A. No sweat...we can purchase it for you and print it out

Q. Do I need to purchase a special yarn?
A. Of course we will never say no to buying yarn, but this is a great project for yarn you have in your stash!

Q. How do I join the knit-a-long?
A. Just email us at info@alittleknitty.com and we will add you to the group! Make sure to mark your calendars!!

Check out the pattern and please feel free to email us if you have any questions at all!

Jen

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