u/DisloyalEmu

Looking for a good intro/beginner level knitting class that would work well for a date night for my wife and me.

I tried searching online, but it's it's hard to get a good idea of whether the vibe would fit. Looking for something on the more casual end while still teaching us the proper foundation. We already own needles and yarn so not having to buy a "starter package" would probably be nice, but we're not opposed to paying for supplies and the class, of course.

Basically, we want to learn, but it's just as important that we enjoy the experience.

Bonus points if it's in the south part of the city and if there is dining/drinks nearby, but that's not a requirement.

Thanks!

I'm the sole moderator of r/DenverBooks, a community of over 650 members. I'm looking for 1-2 people to join the mod team, with the long-term goal of eventually handing the reins over entirely.

The community is small and has been remarkably drama-free. The main judgment call mods face is whether posts from authors or book-related businesses cross the line from self-promotion into spam.

If that sounds like something you'd enjoy, check out this post in r/DenverBooks for more details, and DM me or send Mod Mail if you're interested.