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Knot Work: Foundations of Crochet
September 24 @ 6:00 pm – 9:00 pm Central
Learn how foundations of crochet in just three hours. We’ll cover the process of choosing the right hooks and yarn, then learn how to make a slip knot and starting chain, work a single crochet stitch, count chains, rows and stitches, and properly finish off and weave in your ends. With plenty of hands-on practice and personalized guidance, you’ll build the foundation you need to follow simple patterns and keep crocheting on your own.
No experience needed and all materials are included.
About the Instructors
Madison Trimble started at Abby’s Attic as a students and progressed to an instructor! She has a degree in Forensic Science from St. Edward’s College in Austin and is currently working towards her Master’s Degree in Forensic Science. She is interested in sewing for Cosplay and historical garment reproductions. In her free time she enjoys LARPing and playing board games with friends.
DeeDee Wendtland is an avid crafter who enjoys teaching children and adults. Her passion is knitting garments but she also loves to sew clothing.
Heather Mager is an Air Force veteran who discovered a love for creative making after medically retiring in San Antonio in 2021. A self-taught maker, she has explored everything from 3D modeling and resin projects to crochet, which quickly became a favorite. As an instructor with Abby’s Attic, Heather enjoys sharing her love of crochet and helping others learn the skills and confidence to create something beautiful of their own. When she’s not creating, you’ll likely find her reading, cheering on her favorite sports teams, or playing video games.
