2008 Summer Class Schedule
(The "I need something to DO, because its so hot!" Class List)

Things You Need To Know:
1. Class Fees are listed below the class description. They vary depending on the class.

2. Materials can, and should be purchased the day of class from the materials list to ensure you have picked the correct items needed for the class, or sometimes, there are kits available for ease of purchase. There will be a 10% discount for materials needed for that class, as noted on the materials list at sign-up. Kits, if available, will already be discounted, thereby no extra 10% discount applies.

3. Early sign-up for the classes is encouraged, as we have a maximum for most classes of eight people, but a minimum for most classes of four people. In some cases, special consideration for class size will be given.

4. If a class cannot be filled to the minimum req., the store may cancel the class. We will cancel classes within 48 hours of the class. In this event, the class fee will be credited back to you. Payments of Class Fees are expected at sign-up, to hold your space, and if you should need to cancel for any reason, the class fees will be credited back to you only if we can fill your space or if you've cancelled at minimum, 72 hours before the day of the class. If you give less than 72 hours notice, no fees will be credited back to you.

THANKS FOR YOUR HELP WITH THIS, AND WE LOOK FORWARD TO HAVING YOU FOR CLASS!
HAPPY KNITTING!!

Skill Level Definitions:
Beginner: Brand new to knitting or crocheting!

Advanced Beginner: Should know the basics of knitting or crocheting. Knitting: How to cast on, knit, purl, bind off, increase, decrease and to have made a garment. Crochet: How to chain, single crochet, half double crochet, double crochet, treble crochet, increase, decrease and to have crocheted a project.

Intermediate: Have gone beyond what's listed above, and are somewhat confident.

Experienced Knitter: Have made several projects in a variety of stitch patterns, and are able to make adjustments to patterns. A knitter who is able to accept a challenge.