Intarsia in the round workshop with Serena Qiu ( Ozuko Knits) – The Wandering Flock
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  • Intarsia in the round workshop with Serena Qiu ( Ozuko Knits)
  • Intarsia in the round workshop with Serena Qiu ( Ozuko Knits)
  • Intarsia in the round workshop with Serena Qiu ( Ozuko Knits)

Intarsia in the round workshop with Serena Qiu ( Ozuko Knits)

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Take your knitting to the next level by mastering intarsia in the round—a seamless, elevated approach to intarsia . Guided by Serena Qiu (they/them) of Ozuko Knits, you’ll learn the colorwork technique of intarsia for circular knitting, opening up new creative possibilities.

The class will be taught using the Khôi Hat pattern also design by Serena, also available during the class is our wonderful collection of The Wandering Flock partial skeins for students to use to create their own unique take.

When:  September 20th 2025, 11am- 3:30pm ( with an hour break)
Where: The Wandering Flock Studio
              349 Scholes Street, Unit 201
              Brooklyn, NY 11206

Signs up will close 10 days before class as students will need to have cast on the hat prior to attending class. If you like to sign past September 10 please reach out.

Serena brings their background as both an art history educator and a knitwear designer to the classroom, weaving in values of sustainability, heritage materials, diasporic knowledge, and queer playfulness. Their patterns are designed as templates for exploration—encouraging you to experiment with color, silhouette, and modifications, so that every project feels uniquely yours.

Serena (they/them) splits time between teaching art history and designing patterns from their home base in NYC. Their knit work invests in reducing waste, heritage materials, diasporic knowledge, and queer playfulness. They want their patterns to function like templates to experiment with your individual sense of color & silhouette & possible modifications--and leave you with a sense of ownership of your knitting and skills. The name ozuko is a tribute to senior yarn inspectors, Ozu (cat) and Kopiko (also cat). As you read this, they are chomping & chasing & napping on Serena's yarn.