Monday, April 25, 2022
IOLI Convention 2022
Monday, April 18, 2022
Tatting Class with Kelli Slack
In this tatting class, we will focus on the basics of tatting. There are many ways to form picots, to make joins, and to use rings. We will play with as many techniques as we can fit into class, including using wire for tatting. Each day will focus on a different aspect of tatting. There will be projects available, but during class we will focus more on technique than a project.
Prerequisites: Students must understand basic tatting terminology and be able to make rings, chains, joins, picots, split rings, mock rings, self-closing mock rings and how to use beads, hide ends, etc.
Kelli Slack is a lace lover who teaches both knitting and tatting. A multiple knitting and lace award winner, designer, and author, she also holds a Masters degree in both Education and Learning Design from Purdue University and loves to use her knowledge of teaching to create crafting classes.
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Thursday, April 14, 2022
Tatting Class with Kelli Slack
Would you like to take a tatting class, but you don't want to travel for it? The IOLI convention is holding a 6 hour virtual tatting class with Convention teacher Kelli Slack on Sunday, July 17th for those who wish to tat at home. It is a 6 hour class for those tatters at Level 2 and above.
SU101 Tatting: From Beginnings to Endings--For those at Level 2 and above (Kelli Slack)In this tatting class we will focus on the basics of tatting. We will use different methods to begin our tatting, create rings, join, close rings, hide ends, and evaluate a pattern to
achieve our desired result. This will be a technically oriented sampling class, so be prepared to cut your tatting!
Prerequisites: Must understand basic tatting terminology and be able to make rings, chains, picots, joins and read patterns. Intermediate knowledge is not required but may be helpful.
Kelli Slack is a lace lover who teaches both knitting and tatting. A multiple knitting and lace award winner, designer and author, she also holds Masters degrees in both Education and Learning Design from Purdue University. She loves to use her knowledge of teaching to create crafting classes.
Friday, April 8, 2022
April meeting announcement