All About Lace Knitting 5-Class Set

Claim your all access pass and master lace with the knitting pros. From mastering basics and beyond with Eunny Jang to learning elegant lace designs with Miriam Felton, gather your needles and score this deluxe 5-class set. Confidence is just a click away!

For a more detailed summary of each class included in this set, see the “Classes Included” tab below.

NOTE: After purchase, all individual classes within this set will be made available in your Craftsy account. You will be able to enjoy your purchased classes within your library anytime without losing access.

Save Our Stitches: Fixing Knitting Mistakes (2h 32m)
Mistakes are a part of knitting, but you can learn how to fix them with knitwear designer and author Ann Budd. Discover what your stitches should look like so you can catch issues early. Get an overview of counting rows and reading charts to minimize the number of problems you might run into. Read your knitting to easily find your place after you’ve put your knitting aside. Fix mistakes in stockinette stitch, textured stitches, lace and cable patterns, whether the stitches are still on your needles or even if you’ve bound off. Rip out rows safely and securely when necessary and ensure that all of your stitches get back on the needles properly. Take the mystique out of mistakes to finish flawless projects.

My First Lace Shawl (2h 56m)
Even if you’re a beginner, you can learn how to knit a shawl featuring lovely lace. Join instructor Anna Dalvi in her online Craftsy class to knit the ethereal Waterspout shawl and conquer lace knitting techniques along the way! During class, Anna will give you an important array of skills and options so you can choose which are handiest for you. Follow Anna’s guidance to manage the garter-tab cast-on without fear and learn her fuss-free alternative to get comfortable working increases to create the triangular shape of your shawl. Then, knit your lace and see how easy it can be to read charts, use lifelines and fix any mistakes without having to rip out your whole shawl! Anna will conclude with insider techniques for dealing with ends and finishing your fabric to perfection with your best blocking. When class is over, not only will you have an amazing shawl, you’ll also have the skills you need to create lace you’ll love, every time!

New Directions in Lace (2h 28m)
Renowned lace knitwear designer Romi Hill leads you through her breathtaking “Fiori Autunnali” shawl — every bit as beautiful as it is versatile! Learn expert tips for reading charts, casting on and fixing mistakes. Knit along with her as you create beautiful scalloped edges and learn how to bind off. Practice on a small doll-sized shawl if you prefer before embarking on this innovative lace project.

Lace Knitting: Basics and Beyond (4h 11m)
Fall in love with lace alongside knitter extraordinaire Eunny Jang. Learn to breeze through charts, and discover the best cast-ons and bind-offs for lace. Starting with simple mesh fabric swatches, you’ll progress to the alluring Arrow Scarflette and beyond. Along the way, discover valuable troubleshooting skills and develop the ability to read your own work and prevent mistakes before they happen. As Eunny expertly guides you through more intricate swatches, you’ll easily conquer double decreases, double yarn overs, knitted edgings and the “no stitch” symbol. Put these skills to use creating Eunny’s exclusive, included Ocean Scarf as your final project. Plus, learn to turn any lace stitch into a scarf!

Lace Shawl Design (1h 49m)
Knitting instructor and designer Miriam Felton shares her methodology and templates for lace shawl designs. You’ll walk through every step of the creative process, from inspiration and planning to construction and beyond. This technique-based course will give you an intimate look at a lace master’s mind, showing you how to develop your own design guides. Design shawls as simple or complex as you desire, and receive help from Miriam along the way. Get your pencils ready and chart your own path to lacework success!

Laura Nelkin

Laura Nelkin lives in upstate New York, where the sunny season is short, leaving plenty of time for knitting indoors. Though she has a degree in apparel design, she took to knitting years ago and hasn’t looked back. Today, she finds herself fascinated with beads and lace. Laura teaches all over the country, runs mystery knit-alongs and has her own line of knitting kits and self-published patterns. You can find them online, as well as in her book, “Knockout Knits.”

Anna Dalvi

Anna Dalvi has published knitting patterns for the Web since 2007 and is the author of five knitting books, with subjects ranging from lace shawls to fingerless gloves. In her own knitting, she enjoys variety above all other things, treating knitting as an exciting exploration of texture and color. Anna loves traveling the world as an instructor, teaching at stores, retreats and mystery knit-alongs.

Romi Hill

Romi Hill lives on the eastern slope of the Sierra Nevada mountains in northern Nevada, where the high desert nights are cool and the air is clear and crisp. A lifelong crafter and knitter, she’s inspired by the surroundings in her corner of the world, and her designs have an organic flow. Romi specializes in lace of all weights, and you can see her full pattern collection on Ravelry. Romi’s lace book from Interweave Press, “New Lace Knitting” was published in 2015 and features timeless patterns for garments and accessories. She loves dark chocolate with chili peppers and she’s a sucker for a great pair of cowboy boots.

Eunny Jang

Eunny Jang started knitting as a child, and has loved transforming raw materials into garments and accessories ever since. Her knitting blog, See Eunny Knit, documented her lace and other knitting adventures in the early days of knit blogging. She is also a past editor of Interweave Knits magazine, the founding editor of Knits Weekend and knit.wear magazines, and the past host of the PBS show Knitting Daily TV. Eunny’s love of knitting and immense knowledge of the craft make her lessons as engaging as they are enlightening.

Miriam Felton

Miriam Felton is the author of Twist & Knit, a master lace designer and a frequent instructor at conferences and shows. She started sewing as a toddler, added crochet when she was 8, cross stitching when she was 10, beading at 11, and knitting at 16.

Each class in this set comes with a helpful downloadable PDF that will add to the fun and success of each class. In total, you will gain access to 5 PDFs containing 71 pages of content, which you can view online anytime or print out to reference.