There are strong feelings about candy corn. You either love it or hate it… but we can all agree on one thing: Candy Corn Dinosaurs are adorable.
Join us to crochet your own sweet little dinosaur in candy corn-inspired shades of yellow, orange, and cream. This cheerful amigurumi project is the perfect way to get into the Halloween spirit without anything actually scary — and an excellent addition to your lovey collection.
In this class, you’ll learn the techniques needed to bring your Candy Corn Dino to life, including working in the round, shaping and stuffing amigurumi, and assembling the finished pieces. Your instructor Liz will guide you through the pattern, help with tricky spots, and troubleshoot along the way.
Whether you’re already an amigurumi enthusiast or ready to add a new creature to your crochet menagerie, come make a dinosaur that is part prehistoric, part Halloween candy, and 100% cute.
Warning: May cause an uncontrollable desire to make an entire herd.
Sundays, October 18, November 1 & November 15 | 1–3 PM
Tunisian Curious? This workshop is for you!
Ready to try Tunisian Crochet but don't want to start with another scarf or potholder? Join Amanda for a three-session workshop where you'll learn the fundamentals of Tunisian Crochet while making the Day Off Tank, a stylish and wearable garment with a simple construction and fun stripe detail.
You don't need to know Tunisian Crochet to join us. As long as you have basic crochet experience, we'll teach you the Tunisian techniques you need to get started and guide you through the process of making your tank. We'll also cover shaping, color changes, seaming, and fit along the way.
Whether you've been curious about Tunisian Crochet or are ready to tackle your first Tunisian garment, this is a fun way to expand your crochet skills while making something you'll actually wear!
Basic crochet experience. No prior Tunisian Crochet experience is required.
Tunisian Simple Stitch
Tunisian Knit Stitch
Simple decreases
Color changes
Binding off
Seaming
Basic garment construction and fit adjustments
Day Off Tank pattern by Tiny Couch Crochet, available on Ravelry
Fingering-weight yarn in the amount recommended for your size
4.0 mm (G) Tunisian Crochet hook with a 16–32 inch cord, depending on your size
3.25 mm (D) crochet hook
Stitch markers
Darning needle
Scissors
Blocking supplies
Please purchase your pattern, yarn, and hooks, and have your gauge swatch completed before our first session.
Need a little help with your gauge swatch? Stop by The Woven End and we'll be happy to help you get started. All materials and the pattern are available at The Woven End.
Amanda Decker is the maker behind AceKreates, where she shares her love of Tunisian Crochet through classes, workshops, and project inspiration. She's been crocheting since 2021 and teaching Tunisian Crochet for over two years. She loves helping crocheters discover the versatility of Tunisian Crochet and build the confidence to take on projects beyond the basics. Her classes are relaxed, practical, and focused on skills you can carry into your next project.
Learn to knit a lightweight, wearable top while building confidence with shaping, texture, stripes, and garment construction. Over four sessions, Vera Kuzikyan will guide you through the Lola Top, helping you build skills you can carry into future garment projects.
Class Dates: October 17, October 31, November 14 & November 28
Time: 10:00 AM–12:00 PM
Instructor: Vera Kuzikyan
The Lola Top is a sleeveless, top-down cotton garment with a square neckline, wide shoulder straps, contrasting stripes, and a textured 1x2 broken-rib stitch pattern.
Throughout the four sessions, you’ll learn to:
Work a garment from the top down
Knit pieces flat and join them in the round
Work broken rib and stripes
Check gauge and choose the appropriate size
Pick up stitches and create shoulder straps
Read and follow a garment pattern with confidence
Vera will help you troubleshoot your work, answer questions, and keep you moving toward a finished top.
Experienced beginner to intermediate.
You should be comfortable with:
Casting on and binding off
Knitting and purling
Basic decreases
Knitting both flat and in the round
You should also be comfortable working independently between class sessions.
The Lola Top is available in XS–4XL and is designed with negative ease. Because the broken-rib stitch pattern has significant stretch, choosing the correct size and achieving gauge are especially important.
Please bring:
Lola Top pattern by Veronika Lindberg, available for purchase in store at The Woven End
Fingering-weight yarn to hold double or DK yarn (that meets the pattern gauge) in two colors, one as main color and one or more for stripes
Main color: 125–325 g, depending on size
Contrast color: 50–125 g, depending on size
US 6 / 4 mm circular needle, 24–40"
US 2.5 / 3 mm circular needle, 16–24"
US G / 4 mm crochet hook
Stitch marker
Tapestry needle
Measuring tape
Scissors
The pattern calls a gauge of 18 stitches and 26 rows/rounds per 4" after blocking.
Please purchase the pattern and materials and make a gauge swatch before our first session. Bring your blocked swatch to Class 1 so Vera can help evaluate your gauge and make sure you’re starting with the appropriate needle size.
If you’d like to substitute yarn, please check with the shop before purchasing so we can make sure your choice will work for the pattern.
Vera Kuzikyan has been knitting for more than 25 years and is completely self-taught. She has worked in several yarn and knitting stores throughout the San Fernando Valley and loves helping knitters navigate everything from yarn selection to finishing.
She’s especially excited to teach the Lola Top—a practical, lightweight garment that’s made for sunny California.
Second sock syndrome be gone! Never worry about having only one sock finished ever again! Using magic loop, we will knit two socks at a time. Bring your own sock pattern or we’ll use a vanilla sock recipe! All sock knitters are welcome!
Perfect for adventurous beginners and knitters looking to expand their skills, this class will guide you through completing a full pair of socks at the same time in a fun, supportive group setting.
Classes are Wednesdays 5-7pm for 4 weeks starting on October 7, 2026.
Instructor: Morgan Winter
Materials must be purchased from The Woven End
Specific materials to your project will be determined by your exact pattern. Stop by before your first class if you need help.
Curious about crochet? Let’s get you started.
This beginner-friendly class is designed to take you from “I’ve never done this before” to confidently making your first project. You’ll learn the foundational stitches while creating something simple, useful, and satisfying.
No experience needed - just bring yourself. (Ok, You can bring a hook and yarn if you already have them.)
Experienced students also welcome! If you want a refresher on the basics, want to retrain your tension, or want to join the class to seek help on your project, you are welcome to join this group as well.
What you’ll learn:
• How to make a foundation chain
• The single crochet stitch
• How to build and finish a simple piece
What you’ll get:
• Clear, step-by-step guidance (no confusing jargon)
• Hands-on help whenever you need it
• A supportive, low-pressure environment
Time: 2 hours
Sundays October 4 & October 11 from 1-3pm
Materials not included - you may bring your own hook and yarn or purchase in the shop before class
Have a crochet project you’ve been meaning to start—or finally finish? This is your time to make real progress.
With this 4-session class pack, you’ll get personalized guidance on the project of your choice—whether it’s your first hat or garment, a growing blanket, or a technique you want to master with support along the way.
Think of it as your built-in momentum: dedicated time, expert help when you need it, and the accountability to keep your stitches moving.
How it works:
• Purchase a pack of 4 sessions
• Drop in when it works for you - no need to attend consecutively
• Stay for the full 2-hour class each visit
• Bring any crochet project you’d like help with
Perfect for:
• First wearables (hats, sweaters, scarves)
• Blankets and larger projects that need consistency
• Learning new stitches or techniques with guidance
• Getting unstuck and moving forward
• Finally finishing what you started
What you’ll get:
• Personalized, hands-on instruction
• Help fixing mistakes and improving technique
• Pattern support and stitch clarification
• Tips for cleaner edges, better tension, and polished results
• A relaxed, encouraging space to work and learn
Sessions are offered in 2-hour blocks. Come when you need support, stay for the full session, and leave with real progress each time.
Let’s get that project done
Have a project you’ve been meaning to start … or finish? This is your time to make real progress.
With this 4-session class pack, you’ll get personalized guidance on the project of your choice, whether it’s your very first hat or sweater, or you’re tackling a new technique and want a little extra support along the way.
Think of it as your built-in momentum: dedicated time, expert help when you need it, and the accountability to keep going.
How it works:
• Purchase a pack of 4 sessions
• Drop in when it works for you during scheduled Project Classes (see calendar on home page) -no need to attend consecutively
• Stay for the full 2-hour class each visit
• Bring any knitting project you’d like help with
Perfect for:
• First garments (hats, sweaters, scarves)
• Learning new techniques with guidance
• Getting unstuck and moving forward
• Finally finishing what you started
What you’ll get:
• Personalized, hands-on instruction
• Help fixing mistakes and troubleshooting
• Pattern support and technique guidance
• A relaxed, encouraging space to work and learn
Sessions are offered in 2-hour blocks. Come when you need support, stay as long as you like within your session, and leave with real progress each time.
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