6 Knit Stars Questions Answered
I've been encouraging you to sign up for Knit Stars, but I want to be sure I answer questions you might have about this amazing event!
FAQ
1. What's Knit Stars?
Knit Stars is an online summit happening this winter. The Knit Stars filming team will spend this summer traveling around the world visiting a dozen instructors at home. All of us will teach great workshops and also give you a special window into where we live, work, and create. By signing up you'll get access to in-depth workshops with all twelve teachers, as well as live Q&A sessions, a private Facebook community, exclusive yarns, and free patterns! After the summit is over, you'll have permanent access to every lesson so you can watch them as many times as you like.
2. When will the live summit happen?
Knit Stars 3.0 will happen November 26 - December 14, 2018.
3. What classes will you be offering?
My classes will cover colorwork basics and lots of in-depth stuff too. I'll teach you how to choose colors, how to design with motifs and use color chart repeats, how to add colorwork to projects, my top colorwork tips, and lots more! Plus, I'll share what inspires me and show you my favourite parts of Victoria.
4. Tell me about the earlybird pricing
Earlybird enrollment closes this Friday, April 20, 2018. Save $50 off the regular price by enrolling as an earlybird!
5. Who else is teaching?
I'm so honoured to teach alongside eleven other amazing instructors. They are: Ann & Kay of Mason Dixon Knitting, Ann Budd, Arne & Carlos, Carson Demers, Cecelia Campochiaro, Christel Seyfarth, Lorilee Beltman, Mary Jane Mucklestone, and Veera Välimäki.
6. How do I sign up?
Just click this link to learn more about the event and sign up!
Hope to see you in Knit Stars 3.0!
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