Classes at Pingora Yarns

to Register for any of these classes

  - contact Pingora Yarns - 

Beginning Knitting Class

Have you always wanted to learn to knit, but never had the time? 

 Now is your opportunity! 

Learn the basic skills needed in knitting. 

Learn to knit, purl, cast on, and cast off.

Dawna Hopeman will guide you through this basic skill lesson 

Monday, November 6 from 3-4:30pm.  

New section of Beginning Knitting added!

Exact same class as above, but on Saturday, November 11 from 10:30-11:30. 

One Row Scarf Class

This class will help you refine your basic knit skills to create a great project 

for yourself or someone you want to help keep warm over the winter.

Learn how to read a pattern and learn the steps involved in this 

One Row Scarf class that will meet 

Monday, November 13 from 3-4:30 pm.

Learn to Knit in the Round

Knitting in the round allows one to make tubular garments, 

such as hats, mittens, socks, cowls, etc. 

 Learn the skills involved in this method and make an 

ear warmer for that special someone. 

Learn how to read and follow a pattern and knit in the round. 

This class will meet Monday, November 20 from 3-4:30 pm.

to Register for any of these classes

  - contact Pingora Yarns -

Pingora Yarns

Carrie J. (owner of Pingora Yarns)
Lander, WY
October 2017

Guild member, Carrie J. opened Pingora Yarns in Lander, WY in early October and will be hosting a Grand Opening on Saturday,  October 28, 2017 from 11 AM - 2 PM.  The shop is located at 153 North 4th Street, Lander, WY.

Carrie has stocked the store with a nice selection of natural fibers - many from the Rocky Mountain region.

large display room filled with colorful yarn

The rooms of the shop are filled with well organized displays of yarn (various weights) and knit samples.

Tags clipped to the samples give pattern information. 

bulky yarn in a wide range of colors

yarn on the wall pegs are from the Rocky Mountain region

needles and hooks in many sizes and types

notions for knitters and crocheters

The shop has good lighting and a couple of chairs to sit and knit or crochet. A good-sized classroom is also available: check Carrie's website for a calendar of events.

Plans are being made for the shop's tree to be
yarn bombed. Ask Carrie how you can be a part of
the project.