Workshops

Mini Workshops

  • Mini-workshops are taught by members and held in members’ homes.
  • Fee is $20 for Members and $25 for Non-Members.
  • Note that if you choose to pay online or via credit card in person, there will be a $1 fee added to the above fees to cover the PayPal charge.
  • Mini-workshops are open only to members until two weeks before the workshops. They are then open to non-members at the rates stated above.
  • If a non-member is interested in a workshop, their name will be put on a wait list and they will be notified two weeks prior to the workshop if there are any openings available.
  • All workshop fees must be paid no later than one week (7 days) prior to the workshop date to confirm participant’s place in the workshop. Places will not be held for a participant until payment is received.
  • Participants may cancel their participation in a Workshop, but no refunds will be issued when cancelled within one week (7 days) of the workshop date.
  • When workshops are hosted in the home of a member, that member may take the workshop for free. If instructor is also hostess, they may apply $20 per occurrence to another workshop.  For example, if there is a two-part workshop and both parts are hosted by the instructor, then instructor may take two $20 workshops at no charge.
  • If the guild needs to cancel a workshop, registered and paid participants will receive a refund. If the guild needs to change a workshop date, time, location or description, participants may get a refund or apply the payment toward a future workshop.
If you are interested in attending a workshop or have any questions, please email the Workshop Chairperson. Please note that your place will be not held until payment is received.  Payments for workshops can be done online via Square or in person via credit card, cash or check.  Checks may be mailed to the VP of Workshops.  Please email the VP of Workshops for the best address.
If you are already signed up for a Mini-Workshop and would like to pay online, see the NGKG Online Store page.

 

Upcoming Mini Workshops:
*Note that specific location information along with any homework or supplies needed is sent to attendees in an email closer to the date of the workshop.

 

Intarsia for Beginners taught by Robin Mahaffey
Friday May 3 and Saturday May 11
Intarsia is a knitting technique that allows you to create panels in a different color/yarn in your projects. It’s a great knitting skill to have in your tool kit. You will also learn how to make charts/graphs for Intarsia.

 

Solomon’s Knot Shawl (crochet) taught by Michelle Maillard
Saturday May 18
The Solomon Knot (aka Lover’s Knot) workshop takes the basic features of a simple crochet stitch and elevates it to create a unique design that is underused in crochet patterns. This simple shawl pattern can dress up any outfit due to the versatile open work stitch.