After working a few decades in healthcare, Jacquie has spent the last six years assisting customers, teaching knitting, and hosting make-alongs in the LYS setting in the PNW. Her fibery journey began as a young child in Canada when an adopted Welsh grandmother first placed wool and knitting needles in her hands. Jacquie Hubbard does not recall a time that she did not enjoy fiber arts - knitting, crochet, spinning, sewing, and embroidery. Susanna continues to expand her own growth as a knitter so she can provide the most current information and techniques to her students. Finishing For The Finicky is her longest running workshop, developed because of her personal frustration with lack of success putting her own sweaters together. Susanna’s workshops and classes are grounded in her love of color, technique, and attention to detail and include comprehensive and well-researched handouts. She began teaching in the early 1990s and today is a skilled knitter as well as a highly-regarded instructor who teaches in Washington State and at national conventions.
Susanna Hansson was born in Sweden and learned to knit at a young age, although she has been known to say that her “knitting life” really began in America in the mid-1980s. Check out some of the 700 + projects he has posted! You may have already seen her helping customers at the big table at Acorn. Her patience and encouragement are stellar in helping knitters improve their skills and move forward with their projects. She takes great pride in the fact that her daughter and two granddaughters are fabulous knitters, although they often raid her stash for the good stuff! Sue’s experience and knowledge are extensive having worked at a variety of yarn shops in the greater Seattle area, most currently at Acorn Street Shop. Sue Falcone has been knitting since she was 12 years old. She has been teaching crochet and knitting for nearly 20 years in a variety of school, community and retail settings. Not until she was an adult did she gain the understanding necessary for crochet projects.
She understood knitting very easily and was satisfied. She truly enjoys helping knitters make garments that fit well and that they will enjoy for years to come.Ĭlare Cronkleton cannot remember a time that she did not own a crochet hook, though she was always mystified by crochet and never really felt like she understood what was going on. She has experience in knitting nearly every type of garment imaginable, but today her favorite knitting projects are sweaters, although she usually has an accessory or two on the needles as well! Janet joined Acorn Street in the 1990s and over the years has used her knitting expertise to guide countless customers with their projects. Janet Charbonnier has been fascinated with fabric and garment creation since she was a child, and at an early age she became an accomplished seamstress.Her love of knitting took root in the 1980s after taking a beginning knitting class at a local yarn shop in Portland, Oregon.
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