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LEARN TO CROCHET


Starts: Sept 11th for 4 weeks ending on Oct 2
Time: 3pm - 4.30pm
All materials included in the price
€59.00


Learn to make granny squares and make a cushion cover.  In this class you'll learn how to read a pattern and a chart, how to make chains, slip stitches and treble crochets and how to sew your piece together (or crochet it together) so it looks gorgeous.

ALL MATERIALS ARE INCLUDED IN THE PRICE

How to pay:

Option 1
I can take credit and debit cards via text message. If you'd like to register for a class, please message me on Facebook or send me an email mhanley@knittingforall.com with your phone number and I can send you a text with a link to pay. A receipt will then be sent to you. I will confirm the payment via email as well.

Option 2
Via Paypal using your credit or debit card. You don't need a Paypal account to do this.


Option 3
Via bank transfer. Again, please email or message me on Facebook and I can give you my bank details for direct payment to my bank. I will send an acknowledgement via email or text once the payment is received.


Here are some pieces from my earlier Learn to Crochet class in July so you can see how far you'll come in 4 short weeks!








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