🧶 Come join us for a warm, welcoming class designed just for beginners! Whether you’re brand new to knitting or haven’t picked up needles since the 90s, this class will give you the confidence to get started.

You'll learn the foundations: how to tie a slipknot, cast on, work the knit stitch, and bind off. 

We’ll also cover yarn anatomy (yes, that’s a thing!), choosing tools, and what to try next. This is more than just a class — it’s an invitation into a time-honored, soul-soothing tradition that has kept hands busy, minds calm, and hearts connected for generations.

🧶 Skills Needed:

None at all! This class is ideal for true beginners or those looking for a gentle, total refresher.

🧶 Materials:

No need to bring anything — all materials are provided!

Join us and learn a skill you can take anywhere — from your couch to your quiet time, to gifting your first handmade heirloom. Let’s knit something beautiful together. Crafting community…one stitch at a time.

Class is held at LoftyFiber - 415 E 1st Ave, Easley, SC 29640. Shop phone: 864 810 4747

‼️Important Note

Adults only, please. Keep an eye on the calendar for youth-specific classes. Private and small group instruction available by request. 

Registration includes the $45 class fee and a $20 materials fee. There is a $20 cancellation fee if cancelling within 7 days of the class. 

🧶 About Your Instructor 

Kristy’s been knitting since 2004 and brings over two decades of experience in fiber arts to the table — including teaching, technical editing, and professional finishing. You can find her handmade awesomeness at local shops in the upstate and in-person at pop-up markets throughout the year. 

Her teaching style? Methodical, flexible, and peppered with humor — because your hands might fumble at first, but that doesn’t mean your confidence has to. Past students have described Kristy as patient, calming, and surprisingly good at helping things “click”. She’s a Navy veteran with C-PTSD who calls knitting her therapy and testimony — every stitch is a quiet prayer of gratitude, and she delights in passing that joy to her students.