The first in the beginner-friendly series! Whenever a beginner student signs up for a regular crochet class and does not specify a specific piece to learn, Jiji recommends that the student start with Daruma. This is because it is one of the few pieces that allows students to learn two different starting methods in a single piece. In addition, Daruma means never falling and never giving up. It is one of the most representative mascots in Japan. Using it as the first piece for students to start crochet is also a very good idea.
After completing this course, if you are interested in continuing to learn different crochet techniques, you are welcome to join the regular crochet classes for in-depth learning. You can customize themes and freely learn your favorite fabrics.
Class content:
The instructor will gradually teach you the basic techniques of crochet, including:
Learn about basic tools and techniques: learn how to hold the crochet hook and yarn correctly, and master the most basic crochet gestures.
Learn how to start your first project: learn how to read crochet diagrams and how to start a stitch. Little Daruma is one of the few projects that allows students to learn two different ways of starting a stitch in a single project. Students will be exposed to two different ways of starting a stitch: round and oval, which can lay a solid foundation for learning more complex projects in the future.
Master the core crochet stitches: The most commonly used basic stitches in learning crochet, which are also necessary to complete doll works: chain stitch, short stitch, short stitch increase stitch and short stitch decrease stitch.
Accessory Expression: Learn how to sew accessories such as the face onto the main body accurately, and master how to give the doll vivid expressions and unique body textures through detailed processing, and finally complete your own little Daruma.
Course Materials:
Finished product/ Students will learn how to crochet a Japanese good luck Daruma
Hours/ 2 classes, 2 hours each
Number of people/ one person in a class (there are other students at the same time)
Location/ Chi Chi Studio, Tsuen Wan
Opening days/ Wednesday to Sunday (please inquire with Jiji for available time periods)
Workshop Description
Notes
The number of places is limited and will be offered on a first-come, first-served basis.
No refunds or class transfers.
If you change your appointment 48 hours before class, we can arrange a class change based on the situation.
If you change or cancel your reservation within 24 hours before the class, or are 20 minutes or more late for the class, it will be assumed that you have voluntarily given up the class and no refund will be given.
Please complete the course within 3 months from the payment date. Unfinished classes will be automatically cancelled.
To avoid disrupting the class order, please be on time or no earlier or later than 10 minutes before the scheduled time. To protect the students who are in class, the instructor has the right to refuse entry to students who arrive 10 minutes earlier and will not allow entry until the students' original class time. Please understand.
For every 30 minutes overtime, an extra $200 per person per hour will be charged. (Any time less than half an hour will be counted as half an hour)
The instructor will try to maintain the number of students in the class at the same time to ensure that students are adequately taken care of. During the most popular period, no more than 12 people will attend the class at the same time.
If the Observatory issues or still hoists a severe weather warning such as red rain, black rain or Typhoon Signal No. 8 4 hours before the start of the workshop, or other sudden severe weather, Jiji will contact students who have appointments on that day to reschedule the class.
In case of any dispute, 叽叽zik² – Crochet Creative Classroom reserves the right to make the final decision.
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