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Glossary
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Online Class: Knitting Basics
This course is designed to teach the basics of knitting - including
those knitters that might need a little refresher course. Whether you
have just a little or no knowledge of knitting - this course is for you.
Seven lessons provide history, discussion of the tools and how to read
and understand patterns and color charts. There are four projects in all
- including three designed just for the beginner! The fourth project
carries you through three lessons adding to your abilities with each new
chapter. This allows you to build your skills and to learn more than
just the basics.
Online Course: Basics of a Craft Business
The course teaches you how to make a full-time or a part-time income
selling your craft items. This course has all the information you need
to start your own craft business and run it successfully. You learn how
to set up your business, price the craft items, create marketing
materials, and sell your craft items effectively. You also learn about
additional ways to earn an income from your craft than just selling.
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Knit
Vs. Crochet
Learn the differences between knitting and
crocheting.
Basic
Knitting Instructions
With these basics, you can make a scarf, hat,
pillow, bag or any number of projects.
Learn
to Knit
Learn
about knitting needles, guage, yarns and more.
The
Basics
What you need to know about yarn, tools and
basic stitches.
Reading
Patterns & Abbreviations
The first time you look at a crochet or
knitting pattern, you’ll probably think you’re looking at a foreign
language, because patterns traditionally are written using
abbreviations.
