pick up a new knitting style, with an achievable goal,
and put some pizzazz back into your knits!
- set of four patterns, with a common theme,
- knit up a beanie, beret, cowl and scarf to match
- full step-by-step videos to knit the beret
Over a series of videos we'll knit the ladies chunky beret together. While learning the stitch technique and discovering my tips and tricks for other parts of the knit, you'll pick up all you need to go ahead and knit through the remaining three patterns.
Mix and match with different yarns for a full winter's wardrobe of cosy accessories
Stripes Collection Beanie and Scarf
Stripes Collection Beret
Stripes Collection Beret and Cowl
- set of six patterns, covering six classic stitch patterns,
- perfect for learning about moving between knit and purl stitches,
- full step-by-step videos for all the patterns,
- great for adding a personalised touch when giving a book as a gift.
These are perfect easy knits for experienced knitters or as next-steps knits for beginners.
Switching between knit and purl stitches in different ways gives impressive and stylish results.
As you read you'll have a reminder of your knitting prowess every time you pick up your latest read!
- learn all about circular knitting on circular needles
- discover the only two cast-on methods you'll need for circular knitting
- how to knit 'jog-less' stripes
- convert patterns from flat knitting to circular knitting, lickety-split!
- AND full-step-by-step tutorials to knit flat circles on circular needles, with two different methods.
Through this video course you'll learn the fundamentals of circular knitting. And will feel ready to go it alone. You'll be converting flat patterns, creating your own, knitting up patterns written by others and astonishing yourself with all you achieve after these.
I even share my favourite books on circular knitting, so once you've followed along with the video tutorials you'll feel more able to go it alone and start book-learning too.
- 4 sizes of pattern, from 3 months to 6 years
- learn to shape a classic pixie hat.
- tassel tutorial included
- BONUS guide to help choose colour duets.
Find a lovely worsted merino yarn and any baby or child up to 6yrs will love this. Boys and girls alike fall for the bright contrasts and individual shape. (If you want to go the extra mile choose their favourite colours!)
Pixie Tassel Hat, 3 of 4 sizes
Pixie Tassel Hat, 3 of 4 sizes
Pixie Tassel Hat, (knitted in Sublime merino worsted)
- 4 videos helping your plan your knits, so they're loved and worn for years to come.
- discover how the colours you choose will make a big difference.
- learn some sizing tricks, so anything you knit will fit like a glove!
- become a detective about which knits to choose for which recipient.
- BONUS video and cheatsheet guide to help choose colours in pairs.
- BONUS 5-task planning workshop to decide who you're knitting for.
Spend 35mins watching the videos, while you're waiting for your party dress to be delivered post-haste by FedEx, and then an afternoon in a coffee shop (or the café in your local yarn store!) planning the yarns and patterns you'll use as you knit for family in the run-up for Christmas.
pdf Pattern Guides
Once you start knitting through a pattern it can be easy to get lost and wonder where you are next time you pick up the knitting. This is why I've created exclusive pattern guides for each and every workshop pattern.
If you're a fan of planners, habit trackers and bullet journals you'll love these.
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Patterns for all the family
You may feel like knitting all the patterns for yourself, but what if you fancy knitting up Christmas presents or your daughter needs a pixie hat for the school play? Well you can do that too- you'll find patterns for all the family here, and many of them have multiple sizes. You can knit through the items many times- and never get the same result twice!
Hi, I'm Hannah!
I've been knitting since I was yay high, (you know, the height of a four-year-old!) which is almost 4 decades. I've knitted countless items, tried and conquered so many techniques and styles of knitting, and learned a lot of what not to do too! Let's face it, I just love it.
My teaching experience comes not just from teaching my friends and family to knit ( I was helping my friends at school!) but also from teaching the piano in my 20s and from having a Mum who was a teacher- her style and experience rubbed off on me, so I know how to break down tasks and deliver it so you can understand more fully and easily what you're learning.
These Weekend Workshops are some of my favourite creations- I love teaching and learning in bite-sized chunks- I hope you'll love them too!
Here are answers to some frequently asked questions: