CLASSES | All Wound Up Yarn Shop

Class Offerings:

All Wound Up is pleased to offer private 30 minute "mini sessions" by appointment, and 90-120 minute group classes in the shop.

Classes must be paid in full to reserve your seat. Register online (Class Registration Page) or come in or call (425) 245-5104.

Please also read the Class Rules as outlined below. When you sign up for a class, you agree to comply with these rules.

NOTE: Due to COVID-19/Coronavirus concerns, the following classes will be held virtually through Google Hangouts, and supplemental materials (notes, youtube video links, etc) emailed to students. When it is safe to do so, we will resume in person classes.

By registering for any of the classes below, you are acknowledging that you understand

and agree to the statement above.

Know that help is ALWAYS available to you - email us at

to ask questions, request a free virtual consultation/help session,

or to schedule a time to drop off your project to be fixed.

Knitting 101 or Crochet 101

$30/Call or come in to make an appointment

Includes pattern, yarn, needles/hook, and an hour of instruction

If you are brand new to knitting or crochet, or need to relearn the basics, then this hour long class is just for you. Learn how to cast on, knit or crochet basic stitches, and bind off from one of our skilled instructors. Knitting and crochet appointments available during store hours.

Mini Session
$15 for 30 minutes/Call or come in to make an appointment

Do you have an in-depth question that would take more than a few minutes to answer, or a pattern that has you stuck? Do you prefer one on one instruction rather that learning in group settings?

When you schedule, specify what you’d like to work on, and then let our instructors guide you with confidence. Knitting and crochet appointments are available during store hours.

Cuff Down Socks

by appointment, $45 for three 30 min sessions (supplies not included)

Do you want to learn to knit socks? We offer one on one sessions just for sock knitting!

Session 1: We help you cast on and show 4 methods for knitting small things in the round: DPNs, 2 circular needles, magic loop, or small 9" circulars.

Session 2: Schedule this session when you are ready to turn the heel. We will walk you through it step by step and explain how to pick up stitches for the gusset.

Session 3: Toes! Once you are ready to decrease the toes, we help guide you through that step, and then work the kitchener graft for sealing up the toes.

OPTIONAL Class for March's Hat of the Month - $15

Fri, Mar 20, 7-8:30p, FULL

Sat, Mar 21, 10-11:30a, FULL

Sat, Mar 21, 1-2:30p, FULL

Thurs, Mar 26, 3-4:30p, FULL

if all spaces fill, please call or come in and ask to be added to the waitlist.

Knit this beautiful hat along with us in March! Pick up your supplies and cast on. If you need additional assistance, we have an optional class on the days listed above.

Applegate, by Brenda York, is a lovely color work hat. We've paired a self striping yarn with a solid for our sample, making it the perfect hat to learn the Fair Isle technique.

Supplies: Purchase the pattern on Ravelry by clicking the link above, or the photo on the left. We recommend one skein of Berroco Ultra Wool DK and one skein of Schoppel Edition 3. You'll need 16" circular needles in a size that will give you gauge. Pattern suggests 5 and 7, but we our shop sample was worked on a 2.5mm needle.

Skills: basic knitting skills, experience working in the round is helpful.

Homework: knit the ribbed brim and come to class ready to learn Fair Isle.

Spring Crochet Shawl Society

Sundays, 1-2:30 pm, April 5, May 3, June 7

Pattern: Crochet Between the Lines, by Tammy Canavan-Soldaat

Materials: 2 skeins of Scheepjes Whirl (in contrasting colors), size 3mm hook

Cost: $25 class fee, plus pattern and materials

Shawl Society is part crochet along, part class, and part social time. And with our brick and mortar shop temporarily closed, we are going Virtual! We will resume in-person meetings as soon as it is safe to do so.

Every class participant will have access to a private YouTube playlist with tutorials for the more difficult aspects of this shawl, and helpful hints and tricks from our instructor. We will hold classes virtually, through Google Hangouts (using your phone, tablet, or computer). And for the social aspect, you can also join our Fiber Socials virtually 3x/week!

Register on our registration page, then visit our online store for materials. Finally, click the photo or pattern link above to purchase your pattern on Ravelry. The class fee has been reduced from $30 to $25 as the pattern is NOT included for this session.

Spring Knit Shawl Society

Fridays, 7-8:30 pm, Apr 10, May 8, Jun 12

Saturdays, 10-11:30 am, Apr 11, May 9, Jun 13,

Saturdays, 3-4:30 pm, Apr 11, May 9, Jun 13,

Pattern: Ammon, by Julie Debreux (Julie Knits in Paris)

Materials: 3 colors of sport weight yarn, 328 yds each, in a light, medium, and dark (solids and tonals work best).

Recommended: Malabrigo Caprino, Malabrigo Arroyo, Polka Dot Sheep Ski Town Sport, stitch markers, size 6 circular needles

Cost: $30 class fee, plus materials (pattern is included in class fee)

Shawl Society is part knit along, part class, and part social time. And with our brick and mortar shop temporarily closed, we are going Virtual! We will resume in-person meetings as soon as it is safe to do so.

Register for ONE of the above sessions on our registration page, then visit our online store for materials. The pattern will be sent to you through Ravelry within 3 days of registration. If a session fills, email to be placed on the waitlist.

CLASS RULES:

Students must reserve their space WITH PAYMENT in full at least 2 days in advance, unless otherwise noted in the class description. They may do so over the phone, online, or in person at All Wound Up.
If a class fills, students may request to be added to the wait list. If any cancellations occur, the student will be contacted within 24 hours of the class to reserve the seat with payment.
Children under the age of 14 may not attend classes, except with special permission from Leslie or Nona, or if a class specifies it is open to younger students. Students 14 years and older may attend, but must pay the full class fee.
Every class description contains minimum “skill level” information. Please ensure that you understand these skills before attending the class. Instructors will not be able to teach these skills in their class. You may sign up for a mini session ahead of time to prepare yourself.
Students who cancel/give up their seat 48 hours in advance of the class may have a refund of the class fee OR may pick up their supplies at a later date OR may reschedule to a second seating of the same class (if applicable).
Students who arrive > 20 minutes late, or who do not give 48 hours notice of canceling will not be given a refund. They may pick up their supplies at a later date. No class instruction time or information will be compensated. Students who no-show 3 times in one year will not be allowed to attend classes at All Wound Up.
Please come prepared with supplies ready, and homework completed (if given). Please be on time, and keep side conversations at a minimum so as not to distract the instructor or other students. Unless instructed, please do not bring yarn from home/other shops.
For classes taught outside of All Wound Up’s regular business hours, please wait for the Instructor to unlock the door and let you in. Once everyone has arrived, the door will be relocked. Classes are private during this time, and no one but students with reserved seats will be allowed in the shop (i.e. no waiting friends, spouses or children). Classes taught during business hours will still be private, and shoppers will be encouraged to not distract those in attendance.
If you are shopping during a class time, please be respectful of those who have paid a fee to be there, and do not engage in conversation near or with students.

Class Offerings:

If you are shopping during a class time, please be respectful of those who have paid a fee to be there, and do not engage in conversation near or with students.

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