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Learn to crochet classes private (one on one) session.Private Crochet Class 1. 5 Hours Join our exclusive private crochet session and immerse yourself in the art of crochet. This 1. 5 hour class is designed for beginners and will cover all the essential basics to get you started on your crochet journey. What You Will Learn: Basics of Crochet: Understand the fundamental principles of crochet. Holding Hook and Yarn: Learn the correct techniques for holding the hook and yarn for smooth and efficient

Private Crochet Class - 1.5 Hours

Join our exclusive private crochet session and immerse yourself in the art of crochet. This 1.5-hour class is designed for beginners and will cover all the essential basics to get you started on your crochet journey.

What You Will Learn:

• Basics of Crochet: Understand the fundamental principles of crochet.
• Holding Hook and Yarn: Learn the correct techniques for holding the hook and yarn for smooth and efficient crocheting.
• Reading a Pattern: Gain the skills to interpret crochet patterns, a crucial step for any crochet project.
• Basic Stitches: Master the essential stitches, including chain, slip stitch, and double crochet.
• Starting a Granny Square Project: Begin your first granny square, a versatile and foundational crochet project.

Included Kit:

• Yarn: High-quality yarn to kickstart your project.
• Hook: A crochet hook suited for beginners.
• Scissors: Handy scissors for cutting yarn.
• Darning Needle: Essential for finishing your projects.
• Pattern: A simple pattern to follow during and after the class.

Additional Details:

• Private Venue: Enjoy a comfortable and personalized learning experience at a private venue.
• Cost: $75 for the first session, which includes the complete kit. Follow-up sessions are available at $48 for 1 hour each.
• Booking: Book and pay online for convenience.
• Terms and Conditions: Please read the terms and conditions below.
• Confirmation: A follow-up email will be sent after booking to confirm your session and provide all necessary information.

This private session ensures personalised attention, allowing you to learn at your own pace and ask any questions you might have. Whether you’re looking to pick up a new hobby or develop your crochet skills, this class provides the perfect starting point.

Terms and conditions for participating in our classes
• Your seat is not reserved until paid up in full. 
• Full payment has to be made at time of booking.
• We reserve the right to refuse admission to the classrooom if fees are not paid in full. 
• Cancellations or rescheduling: 
Up to 30 days before the first session of a class, you can reschedule for free. Cancellations will incur a 15% fee to cover card fees and staff time.
• The 15% fee will be charged on the full price of the class. You are welcome to pass your place on or sell it. If there is a kit included in the class fee, you are entitled to it, and we will make an arrangement with you to make sure you receive your kit.
• If you have missed a session or class, with or without notice, we are not obliged to offer you any rescheduling, refund or catch up.
• We reserve the right to change tutors without prior notice.
• While we will take all reasonable precautions and measures to ensure your safety and enjoyment of our classes, by taking part in any activity at craftykin.nz you indemnify the owners and directors from any liability towards injury or loss of property or life, while taking part or as a result of taking part in any of our activities.
• By signing up to any of our classes you agree to these terms.
 

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