Knit Your First Sweater — January 2025

Knit Your First Sweater — January 2025

Regular price$160.00
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Knit Your First Sweater (“Ramona Pullover” by Elizabeth Smith)

Teacher: Carol Ullmann

Cost: $160

When: Thursdays, January 23, February 6 & 27, March 20, 6:00–8:00pm

Description: Have you always dreamed of knitting a sweater? It's a milestone many knitters cross at some point. In this class, you'll be guided through the entire process from start to finish. We’ll cover measuring gauge, choosing your fit and size, cast-on and bind-off options, pattern reading, how to track your work on your pattern and in your sweater, finishing techniques, caring for your handknit sweater, and more. By the end of the class, you’ll have a finished sweater and the confidence to knit more garments.

Prerequisites: Participants should be comfortable with the knit and purl stitch, any standard cast-on, and the standard bind-off.

Homework: You’ll need to knit a swatch ahead of time. Detailed instructions will be provided when you register.

Min/max number of participants: 4/10

Materials to bring along:

  • 870–1755 yards aran or bulky weight yarn, purchased from Spun (we suggest Berroco Ultra Alpaca Chunky)
  • 24" and 32" US10 circular needles (or size needed to achieve gauge)
  • 16" and 32" US9 circular needles
  • stitch markers (both ring and locking types)
  • tapestry needle
  • scissors
  • scrap yarn to hold sleeve stitches or a set of Purl Strings
  • a digital or printed copy of the “Ramona Pullover” pattern by Elizabeth Smith, available to purchase and download here

Before you register

Please take time to review our class policies here, including our cancellation policy.

If a class is sold out you may call the shop at 734-780-7867 to be placed on a waitlist.

When you register you will receive an automated email with information about the class, including a coupon code for 10% off your class materials (yarn and fiber). Please check your spam folder if you don't see it, and be sure to save it so that you can refer back to it later.

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