Crochet Classes at Madison

Learn how to crochet at the Madison Public Library this spring..  This beginner crochet class will meet in the Reading Room from 5:30-7:30 on 3 nights:

March 28:  Back to Basics:  Learn to crochet a variety of stitches (basic chain, single crochet, half-double crochet, etc.).   Participants will need to bring a ball of yarn (preferably Red Heart, Caron Simply Soft Yarn, or I Love This Yarn!), a crochet hook, and stitch markers.  Please try to bring yarn that is not multi-colored, white, or black because these are harder to use when learning. 

April 11:  Continue with the stitches you learned in the first class and learn to make a potholder!  You will also learn how to change colors on your project.

April 25: Learn to work in the round!  We will learn how to read a picture pattern and make a set of coasters.  Participants need to bring 1-2 skeins of either Peachnes 'n Cream or Suger 'n Cream yarn and a crochet hook.  If we have enough time, we will learn how to make soap on a rope!

Space is limited, so reservations are required.  This class is free and open to ages 18+.

For additional information or questions, call Rachel at 256-461-0046 or email rhooper [at] hmcpl [dot] org.