Cable Gram Blog from January 2020
Yarnover 2020 Sold Out Classes
Here is the list of classes that are sold out or close to selling out for Yarnover 2020. We will update it as things change.
Updated 2/29/20 12:18PM
Sold Out Classes
- Brioche Pastiche: 2 Color Brioche in the Round - Michele Lee Bernstein
- Cozy Your Way to Colorwork - Mary Lou Egan
- Bohus Stickning - Susanna Hansson
- Stranded Knitting: Unlocking the Secrets of Locked Floats - Kyle Kunnecke
- Portuguese Style of Knitting — Basic Skills - Andrea Wong
Classes with less than 5 seats
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Herringbone Braids and Beyond! Braided Wristlets - Michele Lee Bernstein
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Confident Substitutions - Jeane deCoster
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Needle Felting Steeks - Gretchen Funk
- History, Methods, and Styles of Lace Knitting - Franklin Habit
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Fixing Mistakes with Keith, The Perfectionist! - Keith Leonard
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Short Row Fun! - Keith Leonard
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Downside Up Socks -Sarah Peasley
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Portuguese Style of Knitting — Stranded Knitting - Andrea Wong
If you would like to be put on the waiting list for a class, please email Becky at mkg.yo.reg@gmail.com
MKG 2020 Service Projects
It's a new year and that means new service knitting projects. 
This year we are knitting for three organizations which have been suggested by members and chosen by the Service Committee. All donated items are due by the November 2020 Guild meeting. Our January guild meeting will give everyone a chance to hear more from each of these organizations. Watch your email and Ravelry for details.
INTERNATIONAL INSTITUTE OF MINNESOTA – 100-year-old organization that serves refugees, unaccompanied children, and survivors of human trafficking in Minnesota
Knitted item needed: Warm hats for infants, children, teen family members receiving services and resources in the transition to a new life leading to economic self-sufficiency. Any fiber is welcome, but machine washable preferred
ASERACARE HOSPICE – serves hospice patients in their homes
Knitted item needed: Fingerless mitts for adults to keep hands warm, any soft, warm fiber
BRIGHTER DAYS GRIEF CENTER – offers counseling and grief support groups for adults that have experienced the loss of a family member
Knitted items needed: Shawls, scarves, wraps or softies for adult, teens and children who have experienced the loss of a family member. Any fiber is welcome.
We have links to pattern ideas for all of these projects on our service knitting page.
We also have a service knitting event, Crafting Warmly, coming up at the Minneapolis Central Library on Sunday, January 26th. We need teachers to help teach knitting and as well as donations of warm weather accessories. More details are available here.
If protecting animals, and knitting with unique yarn, is something that interests you, there is also a service knitting event on February 1st at the Textile Center in support of the International Wolf Center in Ely, MN. You must sign up for this in advance. Get all the details here.