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| Decision field | PaidKenya NITA Textile Training InstituteKenya · AfricaRemove | Open accessHook & Needle Diameter ReferenceGlobalRemove | Open accessKnittyGlobalRemove |
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| Decision fit | |||
| Primary job | Learn techniques | Learn techniques | Find patterns & fit |
| Area | Techniques & repair | Yarn | Yarn |
| Best for | Checking recurring intake, duration, entry, fee, and contact details for in-person textile and clothing training at Kenya's public industrial training institute in Nairobi | Checking which U.S. alias the current Craft Yarn Council table gives a known metric package size before confirming project gauge | Free editorial knitting patterns and techniques |
| Know before using | This is one paid, in-person Nairobi training institution, not a free tutorial library, provider directory, continental curriculum, independent course review, guarantee of admission, or assessment of teaching quality, accessibility, equipment, safety, qualification recognition, graduate outcomes, or project fit. Published fees, intakes, prerequisites, course availability, attachment requirements, and awards can change and some page labels are inconsistent. Confirm the exact course, current intake, total cost, entry documents, schedule, language, facilities, accessibility, safety controls, assessment, and award directly with NITA before relying on the page or travelling. | The reference is not a dimensional measurement, manufacturer inspection, UK or Canadian conversion, steel-hook chart, tool recommendation, yarn assignment, gauge result, or proof that a proposed tool will produce the required fabric. | Free access does not grant commercial reproduction or sale rights; uses beyond one personal copy must be resolved with the designer or author. Knitty says it tries to avoid errors but disclaims responsibility for pattern and technique inaccuracies. Check the live page for corrections, verify gauge and measurements, and confirm permission before any commercial use. |
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| For | Both | Makers | Makers |
| Location or jurisdiction | Kenya · Africa | Global | Global |
| Access | Paid | Open access | Open access |
| Format | Reference | Stitch Authority | Reference |
| Source type | Government guidance | Stitch Authority | First-party platform |
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| What the source establishes | Kenya's National Industrial Training Authority identifies N-TTI as its Nairobi textile-industry training centre. The checked first-party page lists January, May, and September intakes; self-sponsored and industry-sponsored modes; named courses and durations across spinning, hand-loom and machine weaving, tie-dye and batik, screen printing, fabric processing, dressmaking, tailoring, knitting, embroidery, machine operation and maintenance, and textile testing; entry conditions; a term fee table; and direct telephone contacts. NITA's industrial-training overview separately identifies N-TTI among its public training centres and links visitors to admissions, intake, and facility information. | The lookup reproduces the current public Craft Yarn Council metric and U.S. alias rows and follows the Council's warning that company letter and number labels vary; blank aliases remain blank instead of being inferred. | Knitty currently publishes web-only editorial issues containing original knitting and crochet patterns and articles. Its legal page states that patterns are free for one person's personal use, identifies each designer or author as the copyright holder, and explains that verified pattern corrections are posted in bright pink on the pattern page. |
| Linked page reviewed | Jul 21, 2026 | Jul 16, 2026 | Jul 21, 2026 |
| Next review due | Oct 19, 2026 | Jul 16, 2027 | Jan 17, 2027 |
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