Two-At-A-Time Knitting

This 2-hour class will teach you how to knit two duplicate items at the same time.  We will cover two different methods of knitting two-at-a-time (TAAT). Two-at-a-time knitting can be used on any project with two items knit in-the-round.  Gloves, mittens, socks, sweater sleeves or, in our case, two cup cozies can all be knit TAAT. Why would you use this technique?  TAAT allows you to match your increases and decreases on the same round of sweater sleeves.  If you deviate from a pattern, it allows you to immediately make the same change on the second item.  Last, but not least, it’s a great way to avoid ‘second sock syndrome.’  Both socks are done at the same time! This class should be considered ‘Part 2’ of the Magic loop class.  It is for those who already have experience with the double loop version of the magic loop technique. We will knit two simple cup cozies while learning TAAT! The pattern will be provided as a class handout. Class Materials: US 7 circular needles (2)16” – 24” L