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SUMMARY:Granny Square Crochet
DESCRIPTION:Join avid crocheter Portia in this Granny Square Crochet workshop and learn the basics of crochet by making your first Granny Squares! \nGranny squares got their name as this used to be how ‘Granny” made a quick and simple crocheted blanket. In more recent times\, creatives\, including Portia have reshaped and modernised the items that can be made the squares. Realising through clever design that contemporary items can be made easily using different colour combinations in the granny squares. Don’t forget to check out our pinterest board for inspiration. \nCrochet is something beginners can learn quickly. A big advantage of making granny squares for your items is you can crochet without having to lug the ‘in progress’ item around with you. \nIn this Granny Square Crochet workshop you will focus on making the squares and getting the technique right\, as well as knowing your materials. \n  \nTHINGS TO BRING:\n\n3-4 balls of 100g 8ply acrylic yarn (or 8ply cotton of the equivalent if you prefer)\n1 x 4.00mm crochet hook\nscissors\n\n  \nINSPIRATION: \nCheck out our Pinterest inspo board\, it will get you inspired to continue creating. \n  \nWHAT OUR STUDENTS SAY ABOUT PORTIA:\nCarol-Ann T. (September 2023)\nI would like to thank Portia for being an excellent teacher in the crochet class I took a couple of weeks ago. I have been trying to learn myself for many years to no avail and Portia was so patient and very skilful. Thank you. \nDenise W. (September 2023)\nAs a complete beginner\, I found the workshop extremely helpful.  Portia was very patient\, explaining the various stitches clearly and encouraging of our efforts.  The handbook she supplied was helpful and much appreciated.  Thanks for arranging the course. \nBusia G. (July 2023)\nThe Granny square crochet workshop was a fantastic experience! The tutor offered great instructions and assistance\, and the manual is a helpful resource for beginners.\nHighly recommended. \nSarah H. (July 2023)\nAbsolutely loved spending the day on Saturday learning how to crochet & how to make a Granny Square. Portia was a wonderful (& very patient) tutor. Highly recommend. \n  \nPlease note there is NO refund or a transfer if you cancel less than 7 days in advance or once the class/workshop has started. Our refund policy can be read in full here.
URL:https://uxbridge.org.nz/classworkshop/granny-square-crochet/
LOCATION:Meeting Room\, 35 Uxbridge Road\, Auckland\, 2014\, New Zealand
CATEGORIES:Adults Daytime,Adults Weekend
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SUMMARY:Kintsugi
DESCRIPTION:Kintsugi is the Japanese art of putting broken pottery pieces back together with gold. A metaphor for embracing your flaws and imperfections. \nLet’s pick up the pieces and mend them back together in this modern Kintsugi workshop. The art of Kintsugi not only makes this possible but also\, in turn\, celebrates the mend in the most beautiful and obvious way. \nKintsugi\, which loosely translates to ‘golden joinery\,’ is the ancient Japanese art of repairing broken objects whether wood\, metal\, or ceramic. Moreover\, it emphasizes beauty in restoration rather than hiding flaws. The techniques of Kintsugi treats the repair as part of the object’s history\, instead of hiding the repair as if it never happened. The ‘flaw’ reveals the history\, and the resulting piece is considered more beautiful. With guidance from tutor Han Nae Kim\, you’ll learn to beautifully piece your broken ceramic back together. \nUrushi is a traditional resin lacquer\, one of the oldest materials used in East Asia to repair damaged objects. First\, we’ll use traditional lacquer and varnish\, then apply gold or silver leaf or gold dust to repair your broken ceramic object. As a result\, the repair becomes a meaningful part of its history. Different techniques and repair materials are used depending on how many cracks or breaks your piece to repair may have. \n  \nTHINGS TO BRING TO KINTSUGI:\nBring your own damaged objects\, along with a container to safely transport curing items. All other materials will be provided.\nNOTE:  While workshop materials are all natural and food-safe\, traditional Urushi lacquer can cause allergic reactions. We will handle it carefully and provide guidance. \n  \nPlease note there is NO refund or a transfer if you cancel less than 7 days in advance or once the class/workshop has started. Our refund policy can be read in full here.
URL:https://uxbridge.org.nz/classworkshop/kintsugi/
LOCATION:Studio 3\, 35 Uxbridge Road\, Auckland\, 2014\, New Zealand
CATEGORIES:Adults Daytime,Adults Weekend
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