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Knitting Workshops in Northern Ireland

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On Friday 22nd and Saturday 23rd February, I'll be hosting knitting workshops at Glen Gallery Crafts, County Antrim.

On the Friday, I'll be showing participants how to knit a hat (using patterns from my book Knitted Beanies: Twenty to Make) and on the Saturday we'll be knitting fruit and flowers, including these pretty periwinkles.

It's my first trip to Northern Ireland, so I'm very excited.

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