Saybrook Yarn
The Knitter's Haven

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99 Main Street
Old Saybrook, CT
06475
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P: (860) 388-3415
F: (860) 395-0194
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June
19

Open
10 am - 6 pm

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Cindy Recommends:
Stretched cotton sweater

Selma

I learned to knit in 1999, after I broke my ankle playing basketball. I never thought I'd be a knitter or a crocheter, but I have found something I truly enjoy. I have been knitting since then, and working in a yarn shop for almost as long. I've been at Saybrook Yarn, my favorite place to be, since it opened. I've also found, to my surprise, that I enjoy teaching others how to knit and crochet.

Another quick knit

I love shells and vests - no sleeves! A shell pattern I loved was Cabin Fever's patter #253. ALL the finishing was done as part of the knitting!

Gauge swatch, gauge swatch, gauge swatch!

Need I say more?

Large needles

I like knitting on large needles. Quick results make me happy. For a quick summer top, try Ole-Ole by Reynolds on size 9 needles.

Summer yarns

For the summer, I recommend Cascade Sierra or Reynold's Ole Ole. Both are great cottons to work with.

Lace Check Shell

This adventurous shell teaches a number of interesting techniques. More Info

Difficulty: Intermediate

The Einstein Coat

It's called The Einstein Coat because you feel like a genius when it's done! You make the child's version in this class. More Info

Difficulty: Beginner

Correcting Mistakes

Dropped a stitch? Like to be able to fix it yourself and go on knitting? This one evening class helps with many common problems. More Info

Difficulty: Beginner

Simple Seams

This is a technique class to learn the basic seams. More Info

Difficulty: Advanced Beginner