Blocking Masterclass
A project isn’t finished until you’ve washed it the first time. The process of washing and drying the item is known as blocking. Knowing the correct method to block your project is what takes it from "okay" to "oh wow!"
Blocking, sometimes known as dressing or finishing, should be the final step in every project. The process sets the yarn, neatening the stitches and creating the final shape.
the tools and equipment you need (and the things its nice to have)
why, how and when to block your work.
blocking techniques for different types of project including blankets, shawls, hats, socks, sweaters and cardigans.
how to use pins, wires, mannequins, bowls and balloons (yes really)
quick garment care techniques.
The class is presented in a series of short topical videos that are available to watch at anytime, at your own pace and as many times as you like. Videos are transcribed and important points are captioned.
No, the video is available whenever you are. You can watch them again as often as you like.
If you aren't already signed up to the Thinkific platform, after purchasing the class you will receive an email from the address [email protected] entitled "Welcome to learning with The Crochet Project" with the login information you need. You can access the class from your dashboard at http://learn.thecrochetproject.com
Introduction to blocking: they why and the when.
Equipment
Keeping in touch
Introduction to wet blocking
Introduction to steam blocking
Spray Blocking
Aggressive Blocking
Using blocking cards
Using blocking wires
A before and after
Blocking hats
Blocking motifs
Blocking socks and gloves
Blocking garments flat
Blocking garments on a mannequin
Shawl Blocking Basics
Blocking a lace edge shawl
Blocking a crescent shawl
Fibre types and blocking
Ongoing care of garments
Thank you!