Granny Square Crochet | Workshop
35 Uxbridge Rd, Howick, Auckland
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Join avid crocheter Portia in this Granny Square Crochet workshop and learn the basics of crochet by making your first Granny Squares!
Granny squares got their name as this used to be how ‘Granny” made a quick and simple crocheted blanket. In more recent times, creatives, including Portia have reshaped and modernised the items that can be made the squares. Realising through clever design that contemporary items can be made easily using different colour combinations in the granny squares. Don’t forget to check out our pinterest board for inspiration.
Crochet is something beginners can learn quickly. A big advantage of making granny squares for your items is you can crochet without having to lug the ‘in progress’ item around with you.
In this Granny Square Crochet workshop you will focus on making the squares and getting the technique right, as well as knowing your materials.
Things to bring:
3-4 balls of 100g 8ply acrylic yarn (or 8ply cotton of the equivalent if you prefer)
1 x 4.00mm crochet hook
scissors
Inspiration:
Check out our Pinterest inspo board, it will get you inspired to continue creating.
What our students say about portia:
Denise W. (September 2023)
As a complete beginner, I found the workshop extremely helpful. Portia was very patient, explaining the various stitches clearly and encouraging of our efforts. The handbook she supplied was helpful and much appreciated. Thanks for arranging the course.
Busia G. (July 2023)
The Granny square crochet workshop was a fantastic experience! The tutor offered great instructions and assistance, and the manual is a helpful resource for beginners.
Highly recommended.
Sarah H. (July 2023)
Absolutely loved spending the day on Saturday learning how to crochet & how to make a Granny Square. Portia was a wonderful (& very patient) tutor. Highly recommend.
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