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Instructors:

Ann James
Charles Mayer
Acting
Monika Lin
Book Making
Principles of Drawing and Painting
Drawing and Painting II
Mixed Media Art
Landa Ruen
Ceramics
Cecile Mazourine
Coaching and Leadership
Joshua Edwards
Lynn Xu

David Perry
Children's Lit & Fiction Writing
Fiction Writing
Poetry Writing
Hervé Dauce
Principles of Drawing and Painting
Drawing and Painting II
Joshi Kirti
Principles of Drawing and Painting
Drawing and Painting II
Tora Aghabayova
Principles of Drawing and Painting
Drawing and Painting II
Joost De Geyter
E-Commerce
Adobe Flash
Illustrator
Illustrator (Advanced)
Photoshop
Photoshop (Advanced)
Web Design and Development I
Web Design and Development II
Robb Ross
Kamma Cordeiro
Practical English for Everyday Use
Kristina Büsing
Gabrielle Richaud
Fashion Design
Advanced Fashion Design
Anny Li
Feng Shui
Feng Shui II
Sawako Nakayasu
Fiction Writing
Poetry Writing
Rashmi Jolly Dalai
Fiction Writing
Franc Péret
The Art of Filmmaking
Home Video Shooting
The Art of Photography
Advanced Photography
Zofie Feytons
The Art of Filmmaking
Reecha Goyal
Elements of Finance
Personal Finance

Cyrilia Jox
Practical French for Everyday Use
Eva Tuecking
Practical German for Everyday Use
Cate Carter-Evans
Sonia Tay

The Art of Hand-Knitting
Kenneth Lee
Healthcare Fundamentals
Ann James
I Ching
Christopher Goss
Illustrator
Photoshop
Stephanie Clift
Applied Interior Design
Lance Smith
Applied Interior Design
Interior Design (Advanced)
Genco Berk
Applied Interior Design
Interior Design (Advanced)
Lutz Papenfuss
James Chang
Mac OS
Cecile Mazourine
High Performance Management
Project Management
Manuela Perrot Carre
Fundamentals of Marketing
Laurette Slawson Hartigan
Ten-Week MBA
Laszlo Magyari
Ten-Week MBA
Project Management
Start Your Own Business
David O'Connor
Ten-Week MBA
Project Management
Start Your Own Business
Brad Westphal
Sharron Lovell

The Art of Photography
Erika Himer
Project Management
Christine Forte
Positive Psychology
Laura De Pretto
Applied Psychology
Aiching Liu
Applied Psychology
Dionisio Cimarelli
Fundamentals of Sculpture
Paul Coquerel
SketchUp
David Pope
Michael Ford
Otto Condliffe
Peter Farber
Robb Ross
TEFL Teacher Course
Jessica Maurer
Lucre Houtman
Cherry Brown
Kate Lewis
Vocal Technique / Singing
Anny Li
Chinese History & Culture
Practical Chinese (Beginner)
Practical Chinese (Intermediate)
Eva Zhang
Traditional Chinese Medicine
Frederick Ward
Traditional Chinese Medicine
Traditional Chinese Medicine II
Michael Ford
Essential Reading Skills

Cate Carter-Evans
Sonia Tay

The Art of Hand-Knitting


Cate Carter-Evans is an American fiber artist and knitwear designer with extensive experience in knitting, crochet, weaving, and spinning.  She has industry experience in Product Marketing and Development for apparel and knitted accessories, and also produced her own line of apparel and accessories.

Cate's family has been involved in fiber arts for four generations.  Her grandmother and great-grandmother were weavers, and her mother was a talented knitter and quilter.  Cate has been spinning and crocheting since the age of five, and initially picked up knitting at age 12.  Her passion was reignited as an adult upon discovering the world of multi-colored Turkish stockings, and she has been knitting ever since.

Cate is passionate about fiber arts traditions around the world, especially in China.  She is a co-founder of the Qinghai Spinner's Cooperative which provides livelihood work to rural women by providing them with equipment and a market for their hand-spun yarns.  She has designed a range of hand-spun yarns produced by the cooperative and used in high-end fashion ranges.  She also teaches design and product marketing to International Baccalaureate students through the Pathways of Hope program.

Cate is an energetic and engaging teacher and is passionate about sharing the art and craft of knitting with her students.


Sonia Tay is an American sweater designer and fiber artist who brings vast industry and teaching experience as well as a great passion for knitting and design into the classroom to share with her students at ELC.  After achieving a bachelor's degree in fashion design from the Parson's School of Design in New York City and Ecole Parsons Paris, Sonia continued her studies in textile and surface design at Central Saint Martins of London before joining London's Tom Cody print design.  There she worked as a textile designer and created numerous prints for large to medium sized private-label apparel companies.  She later worked as a sweater and accessories designer for Abercrombie and Fitch (Columbus Ohio), Eugenia Kim (NYC), and Gap, Inc. (NYC), where she created stitch work and patterns for a variety of labels in various markets around the world.  For the past five years, Sonia has shared her passion as a hand-knitting instructor at the Fashion Institute of Technology (NYC), Parsons School of Design (NYC) and in various other schools and learning venues.  Sonia is a warm and engaging instructor with a genuine desire to share the miracle of knitting with her students.


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