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Wildfiber Studio Anniversary Celebration (click to read on)

Posted on July 01, 2018 by T. A

Join our Anniversary Celebration Saturday, July 14.

 

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Anzula Pop-Up and Takeover

Posted on April 23, 2018 by T. A

Don't miss the Anzula yarns Pop-Up and Takeover this Saturday, April 28, 2018 - 12:00 PM 3:00 PM . . . .Anzula Lunaris Black Cherry

We are happy to once again host the Anzula yarn Trunk Show. Sabrina will bring all of her luxuriously soft and breathtakingly beautiful Anzula yarn for you to squish, cuddle, and take home with you. She will only here for 3 short hours, so be sure to stop by!

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Just in Time for Spring - Toft Amigurumi

Posted on March 04, 2018 by R I

As we wait on the cusp of Spring, my inner child is ready to shed my heavy wool projects and pick up something playful! And Wildfiber Studio has the perfect project to inspire my creativity and nurture my Spring Fever. . . .

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LA Yarn Crawl 2017 April 6th - 9th!

Posted on April 03, 2017 by C. S

It'll be a Wonderland here at Wildfiber Studio during the 6th annual LA Yarn Crawl.

  • PRIZES! Random drawings! Selfie drawings! Take a selfie with our special Mad Hatter or at our photo booth and post online to win. 
  • Complementary knit and crochet patterns using Wonderland Yarns and Ewe Ewe Yarns. Save 10% on the yarns used in these patterns.
  • Yarn & Fiber Trunk shows 
  • We're featuring yarn and fiber especially dyed for us fromWonderland YarnsHue Loco Yarns, Kim Dyes Yarn & Fiber, Twisted Owl Fiber Studio and Round Mountain FibersIt'll be tough to choose your favorite hand dyed yarns from this line-up.
  • Interpretations Vol. 3 - Designs by Joji Locatelli and Veera Valimakki will be on display
  • Meet & Greet with local artisans Glazed & Confused, Knotted Treasure and yarnie Heather Walpole of Ewe Ewe Yarns
  • FOOD!  The ChoriMan will be here!!
  • Yarn spinning demonstrations by the LA Spinning Guild
  • Rifle & Paper Co. Wonderland fabric project bags
Mark your calendars and don't miss the LA Yarn Crawl.

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Ann Budd is coming to Wildfiber Studio!

Posted on July 05, 2016 by C. S

The Famous teacher, designer, person extraordinaire, Ann Budd is coming to Wildifiber Studio July 23rd- 24th, 2016 for 2 days of workshops! Come to Santa Monica for the day, and come to one, two or three of the workshops. She has authored more than a dozen books including The Handy Book Series and one our favorites, Getting Started Knitting Socks!

Space is limited, so if you are interested in this special opportunity to take classes from a Knitting Legend don’t wait too long.

 Available Classes are:

Saturday, July 23rd~ 10am-1pm

Flexible Cast-ons and Bind-Offs

Socks are most comfortable if the cuff edge is flexible enough to stretch over the heel and
firm enough to hug the leg. Learn a variety of Ann's favorite methods for starting and ending socks, whether they’re knitted from the toe up or the top down, including the Cable, Old Norwegian and Tubular cast-ons, as well as Jeny’s Surprisingly Stretchy, Tubular, and Sewn bind-offs.

You'll actually find all of these methods quite useful for other knitting besides socks. How many times have you had to rip out a shawl bind-off because it was too tight?

Saturday, July 23rd~ 2-5 pm 

Intarsia in The round

In this class, you'll learn how to knit color-block motifs such as argyle patterns in the round (for socks and hats, for example) according to the Annetarsia technique developed by Anne Berk. Following the technique used for her Harlequin socks in New Directions in Sock Knitting, you'll knit a sample that will prepare you for knitting any intarsia pattern in the round. Intarsia, or color-block, patterns are not limited to knitting back and forth in rows.

Sunday, July 24th   10am-4:30pm

Knitting Steeks and Inserting Zippers

One of Ann's newest workshops is "Knitting Steeks and Inserting Zippers". Ann will teach you how to confidently take a knitted piece and cut it so that you can add a zipper (or button band). Spend a full day with Ann Budd learning Knitting Steeks and Inserting Zippers. Learn how to add steeks so two- (or more) color patterns that are worked in rounds can be cut open—typically for a front opening, armholes, and neckline of a sweater. In this class, you’ll knit a coffee clutch with a two-color pattern and steek stitches, then cut the steek open and finish the cut edge with a colorful zipper.

Enjoy lunch with us during this is a day long long class. 

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Building Blocks Afghan

Posted on February 24, 2015 by C. S

Meet with this bi-monthly class to learn the skills you need to knit and have a completed sampler afghan by next January. You'll learn different increases and decreases, cables, charted knitting, twists, blocking, weaving and seaming.

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Posted in afghan, blocking, charted knitting, events, news, seaming, twists