#308 Amy Tyler –Circles and Polygons: Knitting Petoskey Stone Medallions Full day Friday $100 Membership leftover quantities of treasured yarn

leftover quantities of treasured yarn too small to knit or crochet into a finished item

and fibery clouds of various kinds designed using ingredients from the unique Foldout Cat Batt Buffet and created using hand cards

They can also be sewn together to produce wide fabric

commercial inventories

Students will learn how to layer and attach wool to a linen fabric backing to make this "mountain lake" landscape

#308 Amy Tyler –Circles and Polygons: Knitting Petoskey Stone Medallions Full day Friday $100 Membership leftover quantities of treasured yarn#308 Amy Tyler Circles and Polygons: Knitting Petoskey Stone Medallions Full day Friday 9am 4pm Bldg 9 South $100 Skill level: Intermediate Workshop Description: In this workshop we will knit a medallion that was inspired by the state stone of Michigan, the Petoskey stone. The medallions are flat circles, knitted from the center out. When a series of these medallions are crocheted together, you can change the circular shape to 4 , 5 , 6 , or more