What the Pattern Does Not Say

Join Linda Dean at the National Crochet Conference for What the Pattern Does Not Say, a half-day workshop delving into the essential but often overlooked aspects of finishing crochet projects. Gain a comprehensive understanding of finish work, including the "assumed knowledge" that patterns often call for, such as finishing off and weaving in ends.

In this session, Linda will guide participants through various approaches to completing these instructions, elevating their projects from good to exceptional. Explore techniques like invisible joins, splitting ply weaving ends, mattress seaming, and wet and steam blocking, understanding their pros and cons and when to utilize each for optimal results.

As a self-taught crocheter with extensive teaching experience and involvement with the Crochet Guild of America, Linda emphasizes the importance of the journey in crochet creation. Participants can expect to not only enhance their current projects but also gain valuable insights to elevate future endeavors. Don't miss this opportunity to refine your crochet skills and make your projects truly stunning!

Please bring the following to the workshop:

• Students are not required to bring anything to this workshop. However, they may find it helpful to bring basic crochet supplies and a note pad and pen with them.

Please note: This session will be delivered in-person only - no online offering will be made available.

Sessions run concurrently on each day, so please only choose one full-day session OR no more than one each morning or afternoon sessions per day! 

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