The Barbados Museum and Historical Society is collaborating with Elaine’s Caribbean Crochet to host “Crochet for a Cause: Ridge to Reef” workshops, which are aimed at empowering the community through engaging learning activities.
These workshops will feature the creation of land and sea replicas for the promotion of environmental protection. Crochet classes will also be held facilitate additional learning.
The workshops and classes will be held on Saturdays from 1:00pm – 5:00pm. The classes will begin at 1:00pm and end at 3:00pm.
The workshops which will feature the creation of coral, fish, turtle, starfish and shell replicas will commence at 3:00pm – 5:00pm.
A minimal donation of BBD30 is recommended for crochet classes to ensure the program’s materials, resources and tools will continually be available.
Persons interested in participating in these activities are asked to register at the following link.
The Barbados Museum and Historical Society and Elaine’s Caribbean Crochet looks forward to maintaining this fruitful partnership.
Crochet for a Cause
Knowing the basic stitches and how to read patterns will help you as you participate in Crochet for a Cause. We’re looking for participants willing to create and donate their replicas to the project. This initiative lets you practice crochet with a group of fellow crocheters who are passionate about protecting the environment. The yarn, patterns, and crochet hooks are provided.
Crochet Classes
In our crochet classes, you will learn about the basic stitches of crochet (chain, single crochet, double crochet, treble crochet). You will also learn how to read patterns. The yarn, patterns, and crochet hooks are provided for during the class.
Attending
When does it start? Next week sounds good.
Attending
I have no experience and cannot crochet.