Experiment with your knitwear

Dina from Uhlala Knitwear is a true master of combinations of both colors, yarn types and quirky details such as ruffles and popcorn. And at this workshop, she will teach you how to incorporate some simple techniques into your knitwear. Based on fit, pin sizes and yarn types, she guides you through how you can make your own mark on an already simple recipe. You do not need to knit on either large or small needles, or use a certain quality or color of yarn. The techniques, and little tricks Dina will demonstrate, can be implemented in most classic raglan recipes.

**Purpose of the Workshop: **

• Together we will knit one long or several samples, where we will test the different techniques. And here it is extra fun to knit samples, because you have to play with colors, texture and techniques.
• You should get from here with the desire to experiment a little more.

You should be able to the following from home:

• You need to know the most basic things, such as turning up stitches, knitting straight and turning off.
• And it is clearly an advantage that you have completed several projects before.

**You get: **

• 3 hours of training and sparring
• A folder with div. Tips & tricks as well as 3 recipes to print (and pdf)
• Possibility to buy recipes at a discount

**Participants must bring: **

• Remains of yarn with which you want to experiment. And please bring plenty so that you can exchange with the other students along the way. Please make sure that there is both a little merino in different thicknesses, a little mohair and maybe a little effect yarn, if you have this like.
• In addition, use the round sticks you love the most. Dina often knits herself with p. 6 & 7 mm. If you knit with uds Ok swivel pins and magic loop, we recommend that you bring both 60 & 80 cm wire.
• Bring a measuring tape and a knitting needle.

**About the educator: **

Dina from Uhlala Knitwear has made herself a true master of traveled, and textured knitwear. Her portfolio of knitting models ranges widely, but all have in common that they always have small or large details on the sleeves and body.

As a teacher, Dina is both helpful and energetic as she guides through techniques and yarn compositions so that everyone can join in

You can see Dina's work on her Instagram: @uhlalaknitwear