Description
If you know how to crochet but want to expand your horizons, come and try Tunisian crochet! Unlike traditional crochet, this form of crochet involves keeping multiple stitches on the hook, similar to knitting. A special hook is required (which will be provided, and you will be able to keep.) Tunisian crochet is a great alternative for crocheters who don’t want to learn to knit, but still want to get a knitted look. Once you try it, you’ll be hooked!
*Please bring a skein of cotton yarn, any solid or variegated color.
To register for this activity, you must first click to open the participation waiver and then place your initials in the left box to confirm that you read and agree.
You must also read the Parent/Athlete concussion agreement in the text and check the box underneath to provide confirmation that you have read, understand, and agree to the new concussion information. Parent/Guardian must initial for anyone under 18 years old. Permission is granted for my son/daughter to participate in the above activity as conducted by agreement with the South Milwaukee Recreation Department.
I understand that neither the South Milwaukee School Board nor the South Milwaukee Recreation Department assumes liability for payment of medical-hospital expenses, which may be incurred by myself or the person on this form while participating in any activity. Still, I will assume liability for the duration of the activity. If a health condition exists which would limit participation in this activity, I will notify the South Milwaukee Recreation Department.
I agree to the unreserved use of my name and/or likeness (including photographs) for publicizing South Milwaukee Recreation Department Programs. We may photograph several of our activities and their participants for program promotion purposes. Photos may be used in various flyers, brochures, or our website. Please notify the photographer if you do not wish to have your photo taken.
Activity Other Category
Adult
Location
High School Art Room #2352-enter door #8
Instructor
Kathleen Mohr
Mary Zingsheim

