Mathom Beanie with K.A.M.E. Crochet

Join Krisztina Matejcsok-Edomer (K.A.M.E. Crochet) for an exciting half-day workshop at the National Crochet Conference! Dive into the world of crochet and learn to create the stunning Mathom Beanie, perfect for keeping cozy during the fall and winter seasons.

This workshop aims to guide participants through the process of crafting this beautiful accessory, showcasing the unique textures achieved through various stitches. Using a combination of Extra Fine Merino for warmth and Kid Silk for fluffiness, participants will discover how to create a beanie that not only looks stylish but also offers practical warmth. Don't worry if you don't have the recommended yarn; this versatile pattern adapts seamlessly to aran/worsted weight yarn as well. By the end of the workshop, attendees can expect to leave with the skills and knowledge needed to complete their own Mathom Beanie, ready to showcase their crochet prowess wherever they go. Don't miss out on this opportunity to enhance your crochet skills and create a fashionable accessory for the colder months ahead!

Krisztina’s (K.A.M.E. Crochet) crochet journey began in 2017 while awaiting the arrival of her baby boy, sparking a passion for creating unique and heartfelt items. Since then, she has been dedicated to sharing the joy of crocheting and designing her own patterns. Join Krisztina in embracing the creative process and crafting beautiful, sustainable pieces with love and dedication.

Please bring the following to the workshop:

• 4.5mm (G+) Hook
• Yarn needle for weaving in ends
• Scissors
• Stitch markers
• Faux Fur Pompom
• Yarn to make the beanie (see below)

The recommended yarn for this project is Hobbii Friends Extra Fine Merino (Sport/5ply) and Hobbii Friends Kid Silk (Lace/2ply) held together in the following quantities:

• Toddler: 25-30 grams (1-1 ball of each)
• Child Small: 30-35 grams (1-1 ball of each)
• Child Large: 40-45 grams (1-1 ball of each)
• Adult Small/Medium: 45-50 grams (1-1 ball of each)
• Adult Large: 55-60 grams (2-2 balls of each)

or alternatively you can use any other aran/worsted yarn suitable (Note: Using aran/worsted weight yarn changes the yarn quantities required!)

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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