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Stag & Bow still have a few spaces on our Beginners Crochet 3 part course starting this Wednesday http://stagandbow.com/product/beginners-crochet-95-wednesday-8th-15th-22nd-june-6-30-8-30pm/2


Beginners Crochet Wednesday 26th October, 2nd and 9th November 6.30 ? 8.30pm (6 hours)


Over 3 weeks learn how to crochet! Learn the basic stitches to make flowers and the good ol granny square.


We like to think our beginners crochet workshops to be the most comprehensive and relaxing in town? Spaced over three weeks in 2 week sessions you get to grips with crochet slowly, surely and most importantly confidently. The first week you will learn how to hold your hook, tension your yarn, make a foundation chain and get to grips with single and double crochet. You will go home and practice, find your own rhythm and relax your shoulders coming back the following week to learn how to put these skills together in a granny square. On returning (no doubt wearing an afghan poncho) you will learn how to increase, decrease and read a pattern, putting all these skills together to make a table full of pretty flowers and a sweet pair of Mary Jane shoes.


No experience necessary ? A hook, yarn and inspiration provided!

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