ONGOING CLASSES:
OPEN KNITTING
Knit at your own pace with instructor Mildred Schumacher. From beginning to advanced. Come for help with a project, learn a new technique or just hang out & knit. Pay as you come. No pre-registration required.
$5 per session.
Tuesdays 10am -12pm & 6pm - 8pm
Thursdays 6pm - 8pm
CURRENT SCHEDULE:
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Class sizes limited. Advance registration required. Stop in for a supply list & to see knitted class samples. Enjoy 10% off all class project materials.
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WAFFLE COWL Not just another cowl...the waffle stitch is very warm and reversible. It's also a great stitch to add to your knitting repertoire. Grafton Yarn Store original pattern included |
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MY FIRST ARAN This chic, cabled short-sleeved sweater is the perfect project for your first foray into aran knitting. |
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FOUR CORNER HAT Wednesdays, February 8 & 22, 6-8pm $35 Fair isle colorwork and unique construction unite under one hat! |
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ENTRELAC MITTENS Wednesdays, March 7 & 14, 6-8pm $35 Show off your most colorful Kureyon with the bold blocks of the entrelac technique |
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QUICK TOP DOWN BABY JACKET This quick, bulky knit cardigan for the under 2 crowd is worked from the top down, making it a perfect last minute baby gift. |
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BEGINNING KNITTING includes book "I Can't Believe I'm Knitting" This three week class will give you a solid foundation in knitting. Learn to cast on, knit, purl, bind off and work in the round. An understanding of yarn, needles and basic pattern reading will also be covered. |
FACILITY
The Grafton Yarn Store acommodates a standard class of six to eight students for our project classes. But when things get "knitty," as they often do on a busy evening of open knitting, students spill into our sitting area which features a couch and several comfy chairs. Whether you are in the shop for a class or stopping by for some one-on-one instruction, we have all the comforts of home.
INSTRUCTORS
ANN SCHANTZ - Grafton Yarn Store owner Ann learned to knit from her brother at age 5. In addition to running the store, she teaches most of the Wednesday night project classes. She loves to design her own patterns for the shop, one of which was recently published in the book "One Skein Wonders."
MILDRED SCHUMACHER - Mildred Schumacher has been a big part of the Grafton Yarn Store for many years. She worked here as a young woman over 50 years ago when the building still functioned as a woolen mill. She continues to teach our ongoing knitting classes on Tuesdays and Thursdays.
JAN STEPHENS - Jan Stephens joined us last year and acts as our resident expert sock knitter.
EDY STANLICK - Edy has over 40 years knitting experience and will be running most of our beginning knitting and crochet classes.






