Potato Chip Knitting- Bet you can't knit just one
When: Thursday, January 17, 2019·
Time: 11:00am – 1:00pm
Cost: $15 for workshop, at time of registration, no refunds but fee will be deducted from your purchase of supplies, should you decide to purchase from QCAR. You are welcome to bring your own supplies.
Registration: Call 717-359-9989, or email juliesalpacas@gmail.com
Description:
Want to make the worlds easiest and most fun knitted scarf? It's easy - just knit- wrap and turn.
The most fun about this scarf is it looks so hard, but it is easy. It's fun the way it curls and holds itself while wearing it. No need to tie it. It rest on your neck and keeps you warm while a cute raffle hangs down.
Don't wait register today.
But wait there's more...
Workshop time is 11 - 1 then if you want to stay for our ~Open group project time~ that begins at 2:30 - 4:30. Bring your lunch and make a day of it. The 2:30 - 4:30 time is a way to continue to make process on your scarf. It's a time open for all to join in and work on projects. No extra cost to join in. Hope you will stay.
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Potato Chip Knitting- Bet you can't knit just one
When: Thursday, January 17, 2019·
Time: 11:00am – 1:00pm
Cost: $15 for workshop, at time of registration, no refunds but fee will be deducted from your purchase of supplies, should you decide to purchase from QCAR. You are welcome to bring your own supplies.
Registration: Call 717-359-9989, or email juliesalpacas@gmail.com
Description:
Want to make the worlds easiest and most fun knitted scarf? It's easy - just knit- wrap and turn.
The most fun about this scarf is it looks so hard, but it is easy. It's fun the way it curls and holds itself while wearing it. No need to tie it. It rest on your neck and keeps you warm while a cute raffle hangs down.
Don't wait register today.
But wait there's more...
Workshop time is 11 - 1 then if you want to stay for our ~Open group project time~ that begins at 2:30 - 4:30. Bring your lunch and make a day of it. The 2:30 - 4:30 time is a way to continue to make process on your scarf. It's a time open for all to join in and work on projects. No extra cost to join in. Hope you will stay.
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Historically the Camelid Symposium has been one of the best values in education and now it is back. Join us for informative and timely topics provided by experts in their field. This two-day information-packed symposium provides something for everyone. The featured speakers will address timely topics including:
Camelid Health — basic and neo-natal care, recognizing and handling birth problems, emergency camelid care, how to care for the aging camelid, what’s new in camelid health, and more.
Agritourism —create multiple streams of income and business insurance needs.
Business Management — define your business plan, align business and breeding plans, selling—what works.
Focus on Fiber — breed for fiber production, get it to market, and points in between.
FEATURED SPEAKERS:
Camelid Health — Dr. Daniel Mora, DVM; Dr. Julie Dechant DVM; MS, Dr Anita Varga, DVM
Agritourism — Jay Reeder; Apple Mountain Alpacas, and Steve Harvey, PFC Insurance Center
Business Management — Lynn Edens and Jody Hatch, Little Creek Farm, Accoyo America, and Snowmass breeding programs
Focus on Fiber — Lynn Edens; Stacie Chavez; Jess Daniels
Bud Synhorst, Alpaca Owners Association (AOA) Executive Director
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Historically the Camelid Symposium has been one of the best values in education and now it is back. Join us for informative and timely topics provided by experts in their field. This two-day information-packed symposium provides something for everyone. The featured speakers will address timely topics including:
Camelid Health — basic and neo-natal care, recognizing and handling birth problems, emergency camelid care, how to care for the aging camelid, what’s new in camelid health, and more.
Agritourism —create multiple streams of income and business insurance needs.
Business Management — define your business plan, align business and breeding plans, selling—what works.
Focus on Fiber — breed for fiber production, get it to market, and points in between.
FEATURED SPEAKERS:
Camelid Health — Dr. Daniel Mora, DVM; Dr. Julie Dechant DVM; MS, Dr Anita Varga, DVM
Agritourism —Jay Reeder, Apple Mountain Alpacas; Steve Harvey, PFC Insurance Center
Business Management — Lynn Edens and Jody Hatch, Little Creek Farm, Accoyo America, and Snowmass breeding programs
Focus on Fiber — Lynn Edens; Stacie Chavez; Jess Daniels
Bud Synhorst, Alpaca Owners Association (AOA) Executive Director
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