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Crochet Lego Tissue Cover (2 Part)
Confident Beginner
Friday, March 28
10:30am - 12:30pm
Orlando Public Library
Fiber Arts Studio - Second FloorFeeling a creative block? LEGO of all your worries and make this fun yet easy tissue box cover! Students are required to bring materials
This beginner friendly class will demonstrate how to crochet a LEGO brick perfectly sized to fit over a cube tissue box. Students will use basic crochet stitches and learn how to shape crochet into a 3-D form.
- Class Duration: 2 hours, 2 Parts
- Age Requirements: Adults, Teens 13+
- Recommended Prerequisite: Crochet Level 1, Crochet Level 2
- Required Skills: Chain, Slip Stitch, Single Crochet,
Required Materials: The following materials are needed to complete the project:
- 1 7-oz ball of yarn (medium weight #4 recommended) in any color
- H or I (5 – 5.5 mm) crochet hook recommended or hook size to match selected yarn
- Yarn/tapestry needle
- Scissors
Note: Crochet skills are necessary to be successful in this class. New to crochet? Check out Let's Crochet Level 1.
| Level | Description |
| Beginner | Someone who grasps the most basic stitches and can finish simple patterns with aid. |
| Confident Beginner | Someone who easily handles standard stitches and can follow simple patterns. |
| Intermediate | Someone who can follow most patterns with ease, is able to read stitches and charts, and to whom working in the round is no longer a challenge. |
| Advanced | Someone who can adjust patterns to their own preferences, substitute yarn, and produce neat results consistently in flat, round, lace, and three-dimensional projects. |
AGE GROUP: | Adults |
EVENT TYPE: | Maker/DIY | Arts & Crafting |
TAGS: | tic101 | tech-fiberarts | fibertic | fiberarts | crochet |
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