Crochet - Mosaic Scarf - 2 sessions
Crochet - Mosaic Scarf - 2 sessions
This mosaic crochet scarf with its volcanic colors isn’t just ANY accent piece; its unique double-sided design is unique and graphic. We'll explore the post-stitch and mosaic colorwork in this two part workshop.
Limited to 4 students (16yrs of age or older); 2 students are required for class to meet. If a class is cancelled due to low enrollment, you will receive a full refund.
- Level: advanced beginner or intermediate
- We provide: the expertise
- You bring: yourself, a copy of the pattern (available via Ravelry or directly from Blue Sky Fibers), worsted weight yarn (the pattern suggests Sweater), approximately 320 yard of each color, and a size H crochet hook. Don't forget that we offer 15% off all materials purchased for class.
- Class length: 2 1/2 hours per session for a total of 5 hours. You will need to crochet between sessions to complete this project.
Class meets Sunday, January 28 and February 4 at 12:30PM
- Need to pickup supplies prior to the class session.
- Receive a Zoom invitation link the morning of the workshop.
Return Policy + Shipping Info
Return Policy + Shipping Info
Last minute cancellations
Unfortunately, we are unable to accommodate any cancellations with less than 72 hours notice. Of course, if you can’t make a class at the last minute you can always send someone in your place.
Class Credits
Due to the very limited enrollment in our classes and the special nature of our workshops, classes/workshops are non-refundable. However, if you let us know at least 72 hours in advance, we will transfer you to another class of your choosing or credit your gather here account.
Please email us at with any class cancellation requests. A reply email will have your credit info attached.
Class Materials
All materials are included in our 'Basics' classes.
Intermediate and advanced classes often require that you bring your own materials; please check the class description for a complete materials list.
Or read all of our Class Policies.
