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Workshops on Friday, November 27, 2026 from 10:00 AM to 1:00 PM
| Day | Time | Tutor | Workshop | Language |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Friday, November 27, 2026 | 10:00 - 13:00 | Aleks Byrd | Steeking in Style | English (German help) |
| Friday, November 27, 2026 | 10:00 - 13:00 | Catharina Ilstad | Photo, Video & Social Media | English |
| Friday, November 27, 2026 | 10:00 - 13:00 | Charlotte Stone | Herding Cows Advanced Colorwork Sock Knitting: 3 colors in 1 round | English (German help) |
| Friday, November 27, 2026 | 10:00 - 13:00 | Dario Tubiana | Duplicate Stitch or Swiss Darning | English |
| Friday, November 27, 2026 | 10:00 - 13:00 | Irina Heemann | Sock Knitting: perfect fit with unique SON technique | German |
| Friday, November 27, 2026 | 10:00 - 13:00 | Melanie Berg | Understanding Color | German |
| Friday, November 27, 2026 | 10:00 - 13:00 | Olga Buraya-Kefelian | Origami Knitting | English |
| Friday, November 27, 2026 | 10:00 - 13:00 | Patty Lyons | Knitting ER - Foundational Fixes | English |
Workshops on Friday, November 27, 2026, from 2:00 PM to 5:00 PM
| Day | Time | Tutor | Workshop | Language |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Friday, November 27, 2026 | 14:00 - 17:00 | Claudia Eisenkolb | Room for the chest - fit for large busts | German |
| Friday, November 27, 2026 | 14:00 - 17:00 | Dario Tubiana | My New Favorite sweater: TopDown with Set-In Sleeve construction | English |
| Friday, November 27, 2026 | 14:00 - 17:00 | Filipa Carneiro | Purl Inlay Colorwork | English |
| Friday, November 27, 2026 | 14:00 - 17:00 | Julie Dubreux | Gentle Brioche for First Timers | English |
| Friday, November 27, 2026 | 14:00 - 17:00 | Linda Skuja | Crochet as a System | English |
| Friday, November 27, 2026 | 14:00 - 17:00 | Melanie Berg | Simply ingenious: The mosaic design workshop | German |
| Friday, November 27, 2026 | 14:00 - 17:00 | Olga Buraya Kefelian | 3 Dimensional Knitwear | English |
| Friday, November 27, 2026 | 14:00 - 17:00 | Patty Lyons | Advanced Knitting Fixes | English |
| Friday, November 27, 2026 | 14:00 - 17:00 | Thea Vesterby | Design your own Japanese knitting patterns | German |
| Friday, November 27, 2026 | 14:00 - 17:00 | Zanete Hussain | Ladderback Jacquardt - the Key to Stunning Stranded Knitting | English |
Workshops on Saturday, November 28, 2026 from 9:30 AM to 12:30 PM
| Day | Time | Tutor | Workshop | Language |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Saturday, November 28, 2026 | 9:30 - 12:30 | Aleks Byrd | Lace Overlay Knitting | English (German help) |
| Saturday, November 28, 2026 | 9:30 - 12:30 | Charlotte Stone | Retro Gamer socks beginners colorwork sock knitting workshop - 2 colors in 1 round | English (German help) |
| Saturday, November 28, 2026 | 9:30 - 12:30 | Irina Heeemann | Short and extended rows 2D and 3D - making knitted pieces fit | German |
| Saturday, November 28, 2026 | 9:30 - 12:30 | Jule Kebelmann | Mend, Darn & Repair - Patching and darning for a longer life of your knitwear | German |
| Saturday, November 28, 2026 | 9:30 - 12:30 | Julie Dubreux | Brioche Crash Course | English |
| Saturday, November 28, 2026 | 9:30 - 12:30 | Olga Buraya-Kefelian | Novelty Cables | English |
| Saturday, November 28, 2026 | 9:30 - 12:30 | Patty Lyons | Patty's Knitting Bag of Tricks | English |
| Saturday, November 28, 2026 | 9:30 - 12:30 | Sandra Gutierrez | Tunisian Crochet Basics | English |
| Saturday, November 28, 2026 | 9:30 - 12:30 | Thea Vesterby | Fair Isle Knitting - Introduction and First Steps | German |
| Saturday, November 28, 2026 | 9:30 - 12:30 | Zanete Hussain | Seamless Transitions - Picking Up Stitches Demystified | English |
Workshops on Saturday, November 28, 2026, from 2:00 PM to 5:00 PM
| Day | Time | Tutor | Workshop | Language |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Saturday, November 28, 2026 | 14:00 - 17:00 | Aleks Byrd | Roosimine Estonian Inlay | English (German help) |
| Saturday, November 28, 2026 | 14:00 - 17:00 | Dario Tubiana | Intarsia Knitting - POP Knit Vest | English |
| Saturday, November 28, 2026 | 14:00 - 17:00 | Filipa Carneiro | Shadow Knitting: It's a kind of Magic | English |
| Saturday, November 28, 2026 | 14:00 - 17:00 | Linda Skuja | Inside a Crochet Pattern | English |
| Saturday, November 28, 2026 | 14:00 - 17:00 | Melanie Berg | Smart Knitting | German |
| Saturday, November 28, 2026 | 14:00 - 17:00 | Rüdiger Schlömer | Knit Hello: Typographic Knitting for Beginners | German |
| Saturday, November 28, 2026 | 14:00 - 17:00 | Thea Vesterby | Crossed stitches - signature knitting pattern for Vesterbycrea Designs | German |
| Saturday, November 28, 2026 | 14:00 - 17:00 | Theresia Lew | Maximize your stash - spin yarn from fiber scraps | German |
| Saturday, November 28, 2026 | 14:00 - 17:00 | Zanete Hussain | Ladderback Jacquardt - the Key to Stunning Stranded Knitting | English |
Workshops on Sunday, November 29, 2026 from 9:30 AM to 12:30 PM
Workshops on Sunday, November 29, 2026, from 2:00 PM to 5:00 PM
| Day | Time | Tutor | Workshop | Language |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Sunday, November 29, 2026 | 14:00 - 17:00 | Catharina Ilstad | Photo, Video & Social Media | English |
| Sunday, November 29, 2026 | 14:00 - 17:00 | Jule Kebelmann | Mend, Darn & Repair - Patching and darning for a longer life of your knitwear | German |
| Sunday, November 29, 2026 | 14:00 - 17:00 | Julie Dubreux | Fix your Brioche without Fear! | English |
| Sunday, November 29, 2026 | 14:00 - 17:00 | Olga Buraya Kefelian | Origami Knitting | English |
| Sunday, November 29, 2026 | 14:00 - 17:00 | Patty Lyons | Helix Knitting Magic | English |
| Sunday, November 29, 2026 | 14:00 - 17:00 | Sandra Gutierrez | Tapestry Crochet | English |
| Sunday, November 29, 2026 | 14:00 - 17:00 | Sascha Wobido | The Italian cast-on - the Gold Standard for perfect ribbed edges | German |
| Sunday, November 29, 2026 | 14:00 - 17:00 | Theresia Lew | Spinning with a hand spindle for beginners | German (English help) |
Workshop tickets are limited and only available in presales.
Each workshop ticket includes access to the wool market and knitting & entertainment lounge for the entire weekend.
Aleks Byrd - Steeking in Style
Date: 27/11/26, 10:00 - 13:00
Language: English (German help available)
Level: knit multicolored Fair Isle patterns in the round
Material:
2 x 5mm needles (sets or circular knitting needles)
Crochet hook 3-5mm, stitch markers, sharp scissors
3 different colors of double knit wool yarn (150m/50g), non-superwash, 20g for the main color, 10g each of contrast yarn
Homework: Swatch in Fair Isle pattern in the round, instructions will be released 2 weeks before the festival.
Don't be afraid to cut open your knitting project! You will learn two different methods for steeks: the decorative fringed steek, which is perfect for shawls, and the tried and tested reinforcement with a crochet hook for stable and durable steek edges.
And then we work on the elegant "steek sandwich" finish – a particularly clean and professional technique that cleverly conceals the cut edge on cardigans and ensures a perfect finish. This way, you'll overcome any hesitation you might have about cutting open your knitting and gain a valuable technique for many future projects.
Catharina Ilstad -
Photo, Video & Social Media
Dates: 27/11/26, 10:00 - 13:00 and
29/11/26, 14:00 - 17:00
Language: English
Level: Beginner to Profi
Material: Mobile phone(s) for photos
Yarn and knitted piece for photography
anything else you might want to use
Do you want to present your knitting and crochet projects professionally on social media, or even take your first steps into the knitting industry? In this workshop, you'll learn how to create appealing photos and videos with simple tools, plan interesting content, and strategically build your reach on Instagram and other platforms.
You'll receive practical tips on image composition, styling, Reels, Stories, hashtags, and quick image editing. You'll also learn how to develop a recognizable social media presence, effectively present your knitting projects, and explore the opportunities that social media can offer. An introduction to the basics of AI for content creation is also available upon request.
Charlotte Stone - Herding Cows
Advanced Colorwork Sock Knitting:
3 colors in 1 round
Date: November 27, 2026, 10:00 AM - 1:00 PM
Level: Basic knowledge of sock knitting and basic knowledge of knitting Jacquard patterns
Language: English with assistance in German
Material: Sock yarn for the Herding Cow Socks
Double-pointed needles or circular knitting needles for Magic Loop in the appropriate size
Stitch markers
Homework: Knit the sock cuff in rib pattern.
Do you want to knit multicolored socks and learn how to confidently handle even three colors in one round? In this workshop, you'll work on the popular "Herding Cows Socks" pattern from Stone Knits and learn everything you need for successful Fair Isle sock knitting.
Charlotte shows you how to confidently read knitting charts, skillfully combine colors, neatly manage floats, and achieve the correct gauge for perfectly fitting socks. You'll also receive many practical tips on correcting mistakes, weaving in ends, and knitting with two or three colors – in both continental and English knitting styles.
After the workshop, you will have the confidence to successfully knit even challenging colorwork socks.
Dario Tubiana -
Duplicate Stitch or Swiss Darning
Date: November 27, 2026, 10:00 AM - 1:00 PM
Level: Beginner to Profi
Language: English
Material: DK yarn in various colors (rests)
darning needle (blunt needle), small scissors
Optional: Stitching hoop circumference ca. 16-18 cm
Notebook and pen
Homework: Stockinette stitch gauge swatch 20x20cm
With Duplicate Stitch – also known as Swiss darning stitch – you can transform knitted stitches into your own personal canvas. In this workshop, you'll learn how to embroider motifs, patterns, and color details onto knitted pieces, personalize designs, and even creatively conceal small flaws or wear and tear.
You'll practice clean stitching, correct yarn tension, and working with multiple colors. You'll also learn how to plan your own small designs, embellish existing knitwear, and use duplicate stitching for visible repairs or impressive color effects. A versatile workshop for anyone who wants to add that certain something extra to their knitting projects with needles, wool and a little creativity.
Irina Heemann - Knitting socks: perfect fit with unique SoN technique
Date: 27/11/26, 10:00 - 13:00
Level: Intermediate knitting skills, casting on and binding off, knit and purl stitches in rounds and rows
Language: German
Materials: Sock yarn + suitable circular knitting needles or double-pointed needles (size 2.5 - 3 mm)
Measuring tape, scissors, glue, writing utensils
Homework: Knit swatches in advance
Think everything's been invented when it comes to socks? Prepare to be surprised! In this workshop, you'll learn about the fascinating SoN sock construction: The sock starts with just one stitch and is knitted diagonally so that it fits your foot perfectly.
You'll learn which measurements you need for perfectly fitting SoN socks, get to know different models like GIGI or LOLA, and delve into the special techniques of this construction. In the practical section, you'll practice short and extended rows, the SoN method, zdA, and the 3-needle bind-off. An exciting workshop for anyone who wants to discover new ways of knitting socks.
Melanie Berg - Understanding Color
Date: 27/11/26, 10:00 - 13:00
Level: Beginner to Professional
Language: German
Material: none
Discover color combinations that will make you shine!
Immerse yourself in a vibrant and engaging workshop that will teach you how to create stunning color combinations for your knitting projects. Under the expert guidance of an experienced colorist, you'll discover which colors harmonize and how adding texture can further enhance your yarn. Learn how to find colors that suit you and give your skin a radiant glow. Practical exercises and expert instruction will provide you with a deep understanding of color theory and show you how to skillfully apply it to your knitting.
Olga Buraya-Kefelian - Origami Knitting
Dates: 27/11/26, 10:00 - 13:00 and
29/11/26, 14:00 - 17:00
Level: Basic knitting skills (knit, purl, increases & decreases, cast on & bind off, slipped stitches)
Language: English
Material: 183 m of poured DK Yarn non-superwash
Stricknadeln 3,5 mm, 4 mm & 4,5 mm
Optional - Knitting pattern (with homework)
Discover the fascinating world of origami knitting and create three-dimensional structures that will make your knitting real eye-catchers. In this workshop, you will learn the basics of this technique, discover which yarns and fibers are particularly well-suited for origami effects, and practice mirrored increases and decreases as well as various 1/1 cable variations.
You'll also learn about the advantages and special features of this extraordinary knitting technique and what you should pay attention to when implementing it. Finally, you can design and customize the resulting structures entirely to your liking. Olga will provide you with a discount code for her Yabane or Compleat Cowl patterns. You can start one of these projects directly in the course or try origami at your leisure using a gauge swatch.
Patty Lyons -
Knitting ER - Foundational Fixes
Date: 27/11/26, 10:00 - 13:00
Level: Basic knitting skills (knit, purl, increases & decreases, cast on & bind off, chart recognition)
Language: English
Material: light colored Worsted Weight or bulky smooth yarn (14-16 sts per 10 cm), suitable knitting needles, another knitting needle 1 size below, suitable crochet hook and hooks 5 mm, 5,5 mm and 6 mm
Homework: 2 swatches, briefing comes early November
It’s happened to everyone. The one thing that can stop your knitting, and cause you to put your projects into a time out – MISTAKES. Never fear simple mistakes again, as you learn how to take control of your knitting. We'll learn how to read your knitting and master the basics that every knitter needs to know, how to unknit, how to pick up a dropped stitch in stockinette, how to fix garter, how to fix a mistake in a stitch pattern such as rib or seed, and how to fix your stitch mounts to avoid twisted stitches. Patty will teach also a few fancy tricks, like picking up a dropped stitch at the end of your row or using a small needle to safely ripdown to. Everyone makes mistakes; now learn that it doesn't have to ruin your knitting!
Claudia Eisenkolb - Room for the chest: Fit for large busts
Date: 27/11/26, 14:00 - 17:00
Level: Beginner to Profi
Language: German
Materials: Wear a close-fitting top for accurate measurements, measuring tape, writing materials
A sweater that fits perfectly at the shoulders, has enough room at the chest, and still creates a beautiful silhouette? That's exactly what this workshop is about.
You'll learn which body measurements are truly important and how to adapt knitting patterns specifically to your figure. Together, you'll determine shoulder width, upper bust width, as well as important length measurements, and learn how to achieve an optimal fit using horizontal and vertical bust darts and princess lines. After the course, you will be able to perform the necessary calculations yourself and adjust future tops so that they truly fit you.
Premiere at the Munich Knits Festival.
Dario Tubiana - My New Favorite Sweater Construction: TopDown Sweaters with a Tailored, Set-In Sleeve
Date: 27/11/26, 14:00 - 17:00
Level: Beginner to Profi
Language: English
Material: 50 g helles Worsted Weight Yarn (100m/50g)
1 pair of interchangeable knitting needles matching the yarn (at least 3 cables - 40 & 60 cm long - and 4 stoppers so to be able to leave the stitches on hold) on those cables while knitting other parts of the sweater
you could replace with waste yarn to hold stitches
4 stitch markers, stitch holders, scissors
Do you finally want to knit your first sweater – or understand how modern top-down constructions really work? In this workshop, you'll learn how to knit a seamless top-down sweater – with beautifully shaped shoulders, perfectly fitting sleeves, and all without any seaming. Together, you'll knit a mini-swatch, allowing you to follow the entire construction step by step. You'll learn how to plan increases, how the fit is achieved, and why this sweater construction is currently so popular. After the course, you'll be able to confidently cast on your own top-down sweater and fully understand how all the pieces fit together.
Filipa Carneiro - Purl Inlay Colorwork
Date: 27/11/26, 14:00 - 17:00
Level: basic knitting knowledge: knit and purl stitches, casting on and binding off, simple increases and decreases
Language: English
Materials: DK (approx. 120-140m/50g) & Aran Weight (approx. 60-120m/50g) knitting yarn in 2 contrasting colors (not too dark) + suitable knitting needles for the finer yarn
Are you interested in a technique that combines knitting and weaving in a fascinating way?
Then discover Purl Inlay Colorwork! Inspired by the patterns of old knitting machines, impressive, relief-like designs with a very special look are created. In this workshop, you'll learn how the technique works, how to confidently work with two colors, and how to read and implement the special purl inlay pattern charts. Together, you'll work on a stylish bag, allowing you to directly apply all the important steps in practice. A course for anyone who wants to discover new knitting techniques, expand their repertoire, and bring unique color and texture effects to knitting projects. After the workshop, you will be able to independently integrate Purl Inlay into your own projects.
Julie Dubreux -
Gentle Brioche for First Timers
Date: 27/11/26, 14:00 - 17:00
Level: basic knitting skills, casting on and binding off, knit and purl stitches in rounds and rows
Language: English
Materials: 2 x approx. 20 g smooth knitting yarn in 2 contrasting colors + suitable circular knitting needles, writing utensils
Do you finally want to learn to knit brioche and understand why this technique inspires so many knitters? In this relaxed beginner's workshop, Julie will show you the basics of the two-color brioche technique step by step. You'll learn to knit brioche in both rounds and flats, to confidently read your stitches, and to understand the unique structure of this elastic, voluminous technique.
The course is intentionally designed to be beginner-friendly and offers ample time for practice, asking questions, and experimentation. This will help you gain confidence in working with brioche and enable you to confidently start your own projects after the workshop.
Linda Skuja - Learn Crochet as a System
Date: 27/11/26, 14:00 - 17:00
Level: Beginner to advanced crochet
Language: English
Materials: Crochet yarn and a suitable crochet hook
Do you want to finally truly understand crocheting instead of just following instructions? In this workshop, you'll learn the fundamentals of crochet from scratch – or systematically refresh your existing knowledge. Instead of memorizing individual stitches, you'll discover how crochet works as a logical system and why the different stitches are structured the way they are. Step by step, you'll develop a deeper understanding of the technique and gain the confidence to tackle future crochet projects with poise and control. Perfect for beginners and anyone who wants to build a solid foundation for their crochet skills.
Melanie Berg - Simply Genius:
The Mosaic Design Workshop
Date: 27/11/26, 14:00 - 17:00
Level: Beginner to Profi, no design knowledge required
Language: German
Material: Wool in 2 colors (finger ring - DK weight)
suitable knitting needles
Discover the magic of color and knitting pattern in this workshop! Do you love bold patterns and exciting color combinations? Then discover the world of mosaic knitting with Melanie Berg! With simple slipped stitches, you can create impressive designs without any complicated Fair Isle techniques. You'll learn the basics of mosaic knitting and then design your own pattern and layout for a unique shawl. This way, you'll not only take home new techniques but also plenty of creative ideas for future knitting projects.
Olga Buraya-Kefelian - 3 Dimensional Knitwear
Date: 27/11/26, 2:00 PM - 5:00 PM
Level: Basic knitting skills (knit, purl, cast on & bind off)
Language: English
Materials: 2-3 colors, 183 m each of DK yarn
Stricknadeln 4 mm & 4,5 mm
Optional - Knitting pattern (with homework)
Knitting doesn't have to be flat! In this inspiring course, you'll delve into the fascinating world of 3D knitting designs with Olga Buraya-Kefelian. You'll learn how structure, form, and dimension create extraordinary knitted pieces. You'll become familiar with various elastic cast-on and bind-off methods, short rows, partial knitting, and other techniques that enable three-dimensional effects. Through numerous sample swatches, you'll discover the design possibilities of these techniques and develop a new understanding of modern knitwear design.
Finally, you can put your knowledge directly into practice and start with one of Olga's popular cowls.
Patty Lyons - Advanced Knitting Fixes
Date: 27/11/26, 14:00 - 17:00
Level: more than basic knitting skills (increases & decreases, knitting simple cables)
Language: English
Materials: light solid-colored Worsted/Bulky smooth yarn (14-16 sts per 10 cm), suitable knitting needles,
Knitting needle(s) 1 size smaller, crochet hooks suitable and 1 size smaller (5 mm - 6,5 mm)
long, closable stitch markers, stitch holders, darning needle, scissors
Homework: 2 gauge swatches, briefing comes in November
Delve beyond picking up a dropped stitch into more major fixes. Do you feel like you make a bigger mess when trying to fix lace or shaping? Learn how to “tink” or un-knit increases and decreases without losing a stitch. Reverse a cable or add a missing cable many rows down. Fix common lace mistakes, such as a missing YO or a K2tog 3 rows down. Even learn how to shorten or lengthen your knitted piece. You will leave this workshop with the power to fix all your future mistakes without frogging!
Thea Vesterby - Design your own Japanese knitting patterns
Date: 27/11/26, 14:00 - 17:00
Level: Intermediate to advanced knitting skills
Language: German
Materials: fine to medium-weight knitting yarn and suitable knitting needles, eraser and pencil
The intricate Japanese knitting patterns captivate with their beauty and sophistication. In this workshop, you'll learn how these patterns are constructed and how to use them for your own projects. Thea will introduce you to the world of Japanese knitting charts and symbols and show you how to create your own personal design from various pattern elements. You'll then sketch your own chart and immediately put it into practice with a first gauge swatch.
A creative workshop for anyone who wants to better understand Japanese knitting patterns and take the step from copying to designing their own.
Zanete Hussain - Ladderback Jacquardt:
The Key to Stunning Stranded Knitting
Dates: 27/11/26, 2:00 PM - 5:00 PM and
28/11/26, 14:00 - 17:00
Level: Intermediate to advanced knitting skills, basic knowledge of Jacquard pattern knitting
Language: English
Materials: fine to medium-weight knitting yarn in 2 colors matching knitting needles
Join us for an exclusive workshop designed to master the Ladderback Jacquard method, a game-changer for knitters who love stranded colourwork but struggle with float management. This comprehensive session will guide you through the various techniques to catch floats efficiently, with a special focus on the tips and tricks of the remarkably invisible method - Ladderback Jacquard. We'll kick things off with a quick overview of its key features of stranded knitting and float management techniques, then take a closer look at the Ladderback Jacquard method. To bring the theory to life, we'll work on a small swatch together. By the end of the session, you'll have a solid understanding of the Ladderback Jacquard method and how to use it in your future stranded projects. With this new skill, you'll be ready to take on a wider range of colourwork motifs.
Aleks Byrd - Lace Overlay Knitting
Date: 28/11/26, 9:30 - 12:30
Level: Intermediate to advanced knitting skills, especially lace knitting and chart reading
Language: English (German help available)
Material:
20 g thicker/Worsted Weight yarn (ca. 90m/50g)
10 g Fingering Yarn (approx. 200m/50g) in contrasting color
2 knitting needles 4.5 mm, stitch markers
Homework: Knit a sample swatch for your background
Lace knitting reimagined! In this workshop, you'll discover a modern, graphic approach to lace knitting. Instead of classic lace patterns, you'll create sophisticated lace motifs seamlessly layered onto stockinette stitch. Using a small swatch, you'll learn the basics of yarn overs, decreases, and lace construction, and discover how to neatly integrate lace panels into your knitting projects. Afterwards, you'll be perfectly prepared for modern lace overlay designs like the popular Tappid Mitts (on photo) and the matching hat by Aleks, featured in the book Kindred Knits by Laine Publishing. If you'd like to experience openwork patterns in a completely different way, this course is just right for you.
Charlotte Stone - Retro Gamer Socks Beginners Colorwork Sock Knitting:
2 colors in 1 round
Date: 28/11/26, 9:30 AM - 12:30 PM
Level: Basic knowledge of sock and stranded knitting
Language: English with assistance in German
Material: Sock yarn for the Retro Gamer Socks
Double-pointed needles or circular knitting needles for Magic Loop in the appropriate size
Stitch markers
Homework: Knit the sock cuff in rib pattern.
Do you want to knit colorful jacquard socks but are intimidated by the small needles and numerous strands of yarn? Then this workshop with Charlotte Stone is perfect for you. Using her popular "Retro Gamer Socks" as a starting point, you'll learn the basics of multicolor sock knitting with two colors per round. You'll discover how to read color charts, maintain proper yarn tension, manage floats neatly, and correct common mistakes. Charlotte will also share her personal tips and tricks for perfectly fitting Fair Isle socks that comfortably fit over the heel and look just as good as her famous designs.
Irina Heemann
Extended and short rows: 2D and 3D - Making knitted pieces fit
Date: 28/11/26, 9:30 - 12:30
Level: Intermediate knitting skills, casting on and binding off, knit and purl stitches in rounds and rows
Language: German
Materials: Yarn in 2 colors (20g each), suitable circular knitting needles, scissors, glue, writing materials
Homework: Knit a gauge swatch
Short and extended rows are among the most important techniques for modern, seamless knitting. They allow for the targeted shaping of fit, form, and even three-dimensional structures. In this workshop, you'll learn the difference between the two techniques and, using numerous examples from the "seamless knitting" (SoN) method, discover when to use each. Paper patterns make the construction easy to understand before you put what you've learned directly into practice on various knitting swatches. After the workshop, you will understand not only the "how" but also the "why" – and will be able to confidently use short and extended rows in your own projects.
Jule Kebelmann - Mend, Darn & Repair -
Patching and darning for a longer life of your knitwear
Dates: 28/11/26, 9:30 AM - 12:30 PM and
29/11/26, 2:00 PM - 5:00 PM
Level: Beginner to Profi
Language: German
Materials: Knitting swatch in DK yarn (120-140m/50g) 20 x 20 cm or knitted piece with a hole, if available
Homework: Knit a gauge swatch
A hole in your favorite sock or moth damage in your hand-knitted sweater? No need to say goodbye! In this workshop, you'll learn how to professionally repair damaged knitted items – invisibly or deliberately as decorative "visible mending". You'll try out various techniques like Swiss darning and Scottish mending and learn how to care for and protect your hand-knitted treasures for the long term. After the course, you'll be perfectly equipped to confidently repair holes, worn areas, and minor mishaps – giving your knitted pieces a significantly longer lifespan.
Julie Dubreux - Brioche Crash Course
Date: 28/11/26, 9:30 - 12:30
Level: Intermediate knitting skills, either beginner or advanced course in brioche knitting
Language: English
Materials: 2 x approx. 20 g smooth knitting yarn in 2 contrasting colors
suitable circular knitting needles and crochet hooks,
1 lockable stitch marker, writing utensil
Do you finally want to understand how two-color brioche works? In this workshop, Julie will guide you step by step into the fascinating world of brioche patterns.
You'll learn the basics of two-color brioche knitting, including increases and decreases, and how to read brioche patterns. Before long, you'll be creating your first decorative motifs, and the technique will lose its intimidating feel. By the end of the course, you'll have mastered the most important brioche techniques and be able to confidently read and execute patterns. This will open up countless possibilities for creating impressive shawls, scarves, and other knitting projects with texture and color impact.
Olga Buraya-Kefelian - Novelty Cables
Date: 28/11/26, 9:30 AM - 12:30 PM
Level: Basic knitting skills (knit, purl, cast on & bind off)
Language: English
Materials: 2-3 colors, approx. 183 m DK yarn (120 m/50 g)
Stricknadeln 4 mm & 4,5 mm
Double-pointed needles 3.5 mm & 3.75 mm,
Crochet hook 3.75 or 4 mm, darning needle
Do you love cable patterns but want to learn new ways to create impressive structures? In this workshop, you'll discover five creative alternatives to classic cable techniques. Using a headband project as a starting point, you'll learn various methods for creating textured, three-dimensional cable effects – all without the usual crossings. You'll also discover which cast-on methods are particularly suitable, how to pick up stitches from the wrong side, and which decreases are used for the different techniques. This is an exciting workshop for anyone who wants to expand their knitting skills and add new textures and interesting details to their projects.
Patty Lyons -
Patty's Knitting Bag of Tricks
Date: 28/11/26, 9:30 - 12:30
Level: Beginner to Profi, basic knitting skills (knit, purl, increases & decreases, cast on & bind off)
Language: English
Material: light DK/ Bulky smooth yarn (14-16 sts per 10 cm)
suitable knitting needles
Homework: 1 gauge swatch, briefing in November
Sometimes it's the little tricks that make the biggest difference. In this workshop, Patty Lyons reveals her
favorite knitting tricks
that make projects neater, more beautiful, and easier. You'll learn, among other things, how to do a better SSK, make matching size YOs, how to avoid the gap at the end of a bind off, how to tighten your first
stitch, how to make better neck divides and how to make other details look more professional. Plus, you'll get many more practical tips gleaned from decades of knitting and teaching experience. A workshop full of "aha!" moments for anyone who wants to take their knitting to the next level – whether you're a complete
beginner or have been knitting for years.
Sandra Guiterrez- Tunisian Crochet Basics
Date: 28/11/26, 9:30 - 12:30
Level: Basic knowledge of crochet and/or knitting
Language: English
Materials: Tunisian crochet hook, preferably with a rope, made of metal, plastic or smooth wood (not bamboo)
Want to try Tunisian crochet? Then this workshop with Sandra Gutierrez from Nomad Stitches is the perfect introduction. Discover this exciting technique that combines elements of crochet and knitting to create particularly beautiful, textured fabrics.
You'll learn the most important Tunisian crochet stitches, basic shaping techniques, and how the stitches are constructed. You can immediately apply and solidify your new knowledge with a small project. You'll also learn which needles and tools are best suited for Tunisian crochet. This is the ideal course for anyone who wants to try out a new craft technique.
Thea Vesterby - Fair Isle knitting
- Introduction and first steps
Date: 28/11/26, 9:30 - 12:30
Level: Basic knitting and chart reading skills
Language: German
Materials: Circular knitting needles or double-pointed needles 2.5 mm and 3 mm, stitch markers
Fair Isle knitting captivates with its vibrant patterns and countless design possibilities. In this workshop, you'll design your own color version of a classic Fair Isle pattern and learn how to create harmonious color combinations. Using Thea Vesterby's Fair Isle Beanie No. 1 as a starting point, you'll create your own color chart and implement your ideas directly in a gauge swatch or even in the finished hat. This will not only give you a fascinating insight into the world of Fair Isle knitting but also equip you with the knowledge to confidently plan and execute your own color concepts.
Zanete Hussain - Seamless Transitions:
Picking Up Stitches Demystified
Date: 28/11/26, 9:30 - 12:30
Level: Basic knitting skills (knit & purl, cast on & bind off, decreases & increases)
Language: English
Materials: light DK knitting yarn (approx. 120m/50g) suitable knitting needles, stitch markers,
optional matching crochet hook
Homework: Knitting swatch
Improve your knitting skills by mastering how to pick up stitches on different edges. This workshop covers the basics, common pitfalls to avoid, and techniques for picking up stitches on vertical, horizontal, sloped, and curved edges. The workshop will start with a quick overview of why picking up stitches is important. Then, you'll look at different situations where you might need to pick up stitches and find out when these techniques are used. Each method will include practical tips and a step-by-step demo. You'll also get to practice on a small swatch. After the workshop, you'll pick up stitches with significantly more confidence and give your knitting projects that final touch.
Alex Byrd -
Roosimine Estonian Inlay Knitting
Date: 28/11/26. 14:00 - 17:00
Level: Intermediate knitting skills, cast on and bind off, knit and purl stitches in rounds and rows
Language: English (Help available in German)
Material:
4 mm needles (sets or circular knitting needles)
Stitch markers, darning needle
3 different colors of double knit wool yarn (120-150m/50g). 20g main color, 10g each for the contrast colors.
Roosimine is a traditional Estonian decorative technique that allows you to create stunning patterns that look embroidered – directly as you knit. By strategically placing floats, decorative motifs emerge, giving your knitting a unique, handcrafted touch. In this workshop, you'll learn the basics of this fascinating technique and knit a small practice piece in the round. Roosimine is easier than intarsia knitting and opens up many creative possibilities for personalizing scarves, hats, sweaters, or accessories. It's perfect for anyone who wants to discover new knitting techniques and embellish their projects with extraordinary details.
Dario Tubiana -
Intarsia Knitting: POP Knit Vest
Date: 28/11/26, 14:00 - 17:00
Level: Beginner to Profi, no prior intarsia experience necessary
Language: English
Materials: several colors of smooth, solid-color DK yarn (120-150m/50g) matching (circular) knitting needles, stitch markers, scissors, tapestry needle, writing materials and colored marker
Intarsia opens up a whole new world of color knitting. In this workshop, you'll learn step by step how to neatly join large areas of color and knit impressive motifs without floats.
Using the POPknit Vest as an example, Dario will show you how to execute clean color changes, work with multiple yarns simultaneously, and organize your knitting project clearly. In a practical exercise, you'll knit your own intarsia pattern and gain confidence in working with colors, shapes, and charts.
After the workshop, you will be ready to implement creative intarsia projects and give your knitted pieces a very personal touch.
Filipa Carneiro -
Shadow Knitting: It's a kind of Magic
Date: 28/11/26, 14:00 - 17:00
Level: Basic knitting skills (knit & purl stitches, cast on & bind off)
Language: English
Material: medium-weight knitting yarn in 2 contrasting colors
Knitting needles one size smaller than recommended for your yarn
Let magic enter your knitting projects! With shadow knitting, patterns appear and disappear as if by magic, depending on the viewing angle. Simple knit and purl stitches create fascinating optical effects that are guaranteed to amaze. In this workshop, you'll learn to read shadow knitting diagrams, design your own pattern, and try out the technique yourself. You'll also receive valuable tips on yarn selection and the perfect finish to ensure the magical effects are showcased to their best advantage.
After the workshop, you will be able to design your own hidden motifs and create unique knitted pieces that change with every movement.
Linda Skuja - Inside a Crochet Pattern
Date: 28/11/26, 14:00 - 17:00
Level: Beginner to advanced crochet
Language: English
Materials: Crochet yarn and a suitable crochet hook
In this workshop, we'll look at crochet patterns as a whole. You'll learn how to read and understand a pattern correctly: how sizes and ease work, how to interpret technical information, and how to recognize and avoid potential difficulties. We'll also examine the structure of written patterns in detail. You'll learn to correctly read rows and repeats, track your size within the pattern, and confidently navigate the structure of a pattern. This course will give you the knowledge and tools to clearly understand crochet patterns, make informed decisions, and start each new project with greater control.
Melanie Berg - Smart Knitting
Date: 28/11/26, 14:00 - 17:00
Level: Beginner to Professional
Language: German
Material: none
Let's be honest: we all want to knit, not swear. But then there's that one stubborn edge stitch, the yarn change looks messy, or a stitch disappears three rows down into the abyss. In this workshop, Melanie will show you her personal "survival hacks" that save the day for knitting.
We're tackling those little annoyances that waste unnecessary time and energy. Melanie shares her best tips for invisible error corrections, perfect edges, and a stitch pattern that looks like it was printed. It's a concentrated dose of insider knowledge that will have you thinking more than once, "Why didn't anyone tell me that before?!"
Come along, bring your knitting questions, and upgrade your knitting toolkit. Afterwards, you'll not only knit smarter, but also much more relaxed – we promise!
Rüdiger Schlömer - Knit Hello: Typographic Knitting for Beginners
Date: 28/11/26, 14:00 - 17:00
Level: Basic knitting skills (knit & purl stitches, cast on & bind off)
Language: German
Materials: not too fine yarn in 2-3 colors and suitable knitting needles
Writing with wool? That's exactly what you'll learn in this workshop. Discover the fascinating world of typographic knitting and transform letters, words, and messages into knitted designs.
With the specially developed typeknitting font "Knit Hello" and the slipped stitch or mosaic technique, you'll learn step by step how to create lettering in knitted fabrics. Once you've mastered the basics, you can bring your own ideas to life – from name tags and small messages to scarves, blankets, or other individual projects.
A creative workshop for anyone who wants to combine knitting and design in a completely new way.
Thea Vesterby - Crossed Stitches:
Signature knitting pattern for Vesterbycrea Designs
Date: 28/11/26, 14:00 - 17:00
Level: Intermediate to advanced knitting skills
Language: German
Materials: Circular knitting needles 3-4 mm and suitable knitting yarn, stitch markers
Crossed stitches give knitting projects a special texture and a distinctive look. In this workshop, you'll learn this versatile technique step by step and discover how to use it in sweaters, hats, socks, neck warmers, and many other projects. Thea will show you how to knit the cross stitch pattern in rows, how to neatly integrate increases and decreases into the pattern, and the creative possibilities for varying the basic stitch pattern. After the workshop, you'll have mastered the technique and be able to incorporate it into your own knitting projects to create exciting textures and individual designs.
Theresia Lew - Maximize your Stash -
Spinning yarn from fiber scraps
Date: 28/11/26, 14:00 - 17:00
Level: Basic spinning skills
Language: German
Materials: Spinning wheel or spindle with multiple bobbins, lazy kate, various fiber scraps
Are there many little treasures slumbering in your fiber box? Then this workshop is just right for you. Learn how to cleverly combine different fibers and smaller quantities to create larger, harmonious spinning fiber blends.
You'll discover different techniques for blending fibers, learn more about their properties, and discover how color, texture, and material work together effectively. This will allow you to create unique yarns that perfectly match your ideas. After the workshop, you'll see your fiber stash in a whole new light and know how to use even small amounts creatively and effectively.
Charlotte Stone - Christmas Advanced Colorwork Sock Knitting Workshop ´Snowman´s Party socks´: 3 Colors in 1 round
Deadline: 29/11/26, 9:30 AM - 12:30 PM
Level: Basic knowledge of sock knitting and basic knowledge of knitting two-color jacquard patterns
Language: English with assistance in German
Material:
3 colors of sock yarn for the "Snowman's Party" Socks
Double-pointed needles or circular knitting needles for Magic Loop in the appropriate size
Stitch markers
Homework: Knit the sock cuff in rib pattern.
Do you love colorful and fun socks and want to improve your colorwork knitting skills? In this workshop, you'll knit the colorwork section of the popular "Snowman Party Socks" and learn how to confidently execute even challenging jacquard patterns with two or even three colors. Charlotte will show you how to read color charts, manage long floats, correct mistakes, and ensure the correct yarn tension so your socks fit perfectly. You'll also learn how to knit three colors in one round, how to highlight details with duplicate stitching, and how to neatly weave in ends. After the course, you'll have the knowledge and confidence to successfully knit even complex colorwork socks and use your color choices effectively.
Dario Tubiana -
Geometric Embroidery on Wool
Date: 29/11/26, 9:30 - 12:30
Level: Beginner to Profi
Language: English
Materials: several colors of smooth, solid-colored DK yarn (120-150m/50g), tapestry or darning needle, small scissors, writing materials
Homework: Knit a square gauge swatch in DK yarn, 18 x 18 cm for your background
In this workshop you will delve into the world of geometric embroidery on knitwear and learn how to create modern patterns, graphic shapes and exciting structures directly on knitted pieces using needles and yarn.
You work without pre-drawing, templates, or other aids, using the stitch structure as a natural guide. Step by step, you'll learn various embroidery stitches and discover how to combine them to create ever-new patterns and effects. The techniques you learn are perfect for personalizing sweaters, shawls, hats, or other accessories, adding small accents, or covering entire areas with decorative patterns. At the same time, you'll develop a sense of rhythm, proportion, and the unique connection between knitting and embroidery. After the course, you'll have a versatile repertoire of stitches to creatively embellish future knitting projects.
Filipa Carneiro - Knitting Amigurumi:
Seamless Little Bear
Date: 29/11/26, 9:30 - 12:30
Level: Basic knitting skills (knit and purl stitches, casting on and binding off, simple increases and decreases, knitting in small rounds with double-pointed needles or Magic Loop technique)
Language: English
Material: not too thin knitting yarn in several colors
Circular knitting needles (Magic Loop) or double-pointed needles one size smaller than recommended, darning needle
Knitting amigurumi is addictive – and incredibly fun! In this workshop, you'll knit an adorable little bear and learn the basics of seamless amigurumi techniques. You'll discover how three-dimensional knitted figures are constructed and how to customize them to your liking.
Furthermore, I'll show you how to give your bear a unique personality with self-designed clothing, accessories, and small embroidered details. These techniques can later be applied to many other characters, opening up a whole new creative side of knitting. Perfect for anyone who enjoys small, varied projects with a big fun factor. And here's a Christmas present to take home!
Irina Heemann - Seamless Knitting (SoN):
Basics of this innovative knitting technique
Date: 29/11/26, 9:30 - 12:30
Level: Intermediate knitting skills
Materials: Yarn in desired weight suitable circular knitting needles, scissors, glue, writing materials
Homework: Knit swatches in advance
Curious about the innovative "Seamless Knitting" (Stricken ohne Naht) technique? In this workshop, you'll learn the basics of this extraordinary construction method, where all designs are based on triangles and knitted diagonally. Together, you'll work through short and extended rows using the Seamless Knitting method and knit a small triangular sample to gain a practical understanding of the construction and key techniques. You'll discover the unique advantages of this system: you begin and end your knitting with just a single stitch, there's no need to sew pieces together, and—apart from color changes—no weaving in ends. Because the designs can be individually adjusted, a traditional gauge swatch is often unnecessary. After the course, you'll understand the fundamental principles of the Seamless technique and be ready to start your first sweater using this method.
Linda Skuja -
Intricate Stitches in Back Loop Technique
Date: 29/11/26, 9:30 - 12:30
Level: Crochet experts and profis who know basic stitches & back loop, and can read crochet patterns and charts
Materials: Medium-weight crochet yarn matching crochet hook, 4 stitch markers
Discover how countless exciting patterns and textures can be created from a single crochet motif! In this course, you'll learn to crochet impressive reliefs, sophisticated textures, and three-dimensional effects using the back-loop technique, giving your projects depth and a truly unique look.
Step by step, you'll work on different variations of the motif and learn how to creatively integrate this technique into your own projects. The beautiful Flow Top serves as a practical example, and you'll take the crochet pattern home with you after the workshop so you can immediately apply what you've learned to a larger project. This course is aimed at advanced crocheters who want to expand their knowledge and discover new design possibilities.
Melanie Berg - Texture Up!
Date: 29/11/26, 9:30 - 12:30
Level: Beginner to Profi
Language: German
Materials: medium-weight wool yarn in 2 colors matching needles
Anyone can knit smooth surfaces – we want texture! Texture is the secret behind designs with character. In this workshop, Melanie will show you how to give your projects depth and dimension. We'll quickly leave the theory behind and get creative: You'll try out different stitch combinations and learn how to develop your own exciting new textures. We'll explore how these structures affect the drape and make colors truly pop. You'll experiment with layers and rhythms to give your knitting that one, unmistakable designer look. Short, sweet, and with plenty of room to experiment. Your next project will be anything but flat!
Olga Buraya-Kefelian -
Exaggerated Slip Stitches
Date: 29/11/26, 9:30 AM - 12:30 PM
Level: Basic knitting skills (knit, purl, cast on & bind off)
Language: English
Materials: 2-3 colors, approx. 183 m DK yarn (120 m/50 g)
Stricknadeln 3,5 mm, 4 mm & 4,5 mm
In this course, Olga Buraya-Kefelian will show you her unique approach to three-dimensional knitwear designs. Using a structured shawl with a sophisticated slip-stitch technique, you'll learn how to create fascinating 3D effects and how to adapt them to your own ideas. You'll work with integrated I-cord, I-cord cast-on and finish, invisible mirror-image increases, and slip-stitch patterns using charts and written instructions. In addition to the practical techniques, you'll gain exciting insights into Olga's design process and her philosophy behind three-dimensional knitwear. After the workshop, you'll not only be able to confidently knit the KORO-KORO or EWEYE shawl, but you'll also understand how to use this extraordinary technique for your own creative projects.
Patty Lyons - Professional Polish:
Secrets of the Pro's
Date: 29/11/26, 9:30 - 12:30
Level: all levels, Basic knitting skills, long tail cast-on
Language: English
Materials: 2 contrasting colors of light DK/bulky smooth, non-splittable yarn (14-16 sts per 10 cm) - 2 suitable knitting needle and crochet hook, leftover fine crochet or sock yarn, darning needle
Learn the professional tricks of the trade that can make your projects look more polished and your knitting life more enjoyable. Patty digs deeper into her bag of tricks to present a whole new batch of sanity saving knitting tips. From cast on to bind off and everything in between, learn simple tricks to make your knitting better, like how to avoid the dip you get at the start of a bind off, or the hole under a make one. Learn how to make the knitting decisions that can add polish to your work, like choosing the right way to join a new ball or weave in those ends. Even learn simple fixes to avoid tragedy like how to fix a dropped stitch in your cast on, or what to do when you find a bad bit of yarn in your work, or a mistake in your stitch pattern after you’ve bound off! Be prepared to add a few more of favorites from Patty’s new bag of tricks.
Rüdiger Schlömer -
How do I knit a fan scarf?
Date: 29/11/26, 9:30 - 12:30
Level: Intermediate to advanced; practical experience with typeknitting is desirable.
Language: German
Material:
Your favorite letter or word printed on A4 paper, a knitting project into which you would like to integrate lettering, pencils and highlighters, medium-weight knitting yarn in 2-3 contrasting colors + suitable knitting needles
Design your very own personalized fan scarf – with your favorite word, a special saying, song lyrics, or a message that's close to your heart. A hand-knitted fan scarf is not only a real eye-catcher but also a unique and personal Christmas gift. In this course, you'll design your own scarf with lettering and graphic elements using the "Knit Hello" typeknitting font. Using slipped stitch and mosaic knitting techniques, you'll develop individual layouts, plan pattern repeats or large-format letters, and knit your first sample. You'll learn various techniques to then create your own full-size fan scarves. This workshop ideally complements the "Knit Hello" typeknitting workshop from the previous day but can also be taken independently.
Sandra Guiterrez - Mosaic Crochet Basics
Date: 29/11/26, 9:30 - 12:30
Level: Intermediate crochet skills
Language: English
Materials: medium-weight crochet yarn in 2 contrasting colors and a suitable crochet hook (4.5 - 5mm)
Mosaics can also be crocheted! In this workshop, you'll learn two popular variations: Inset Mosaic Crochet and Overlay Mosaic Crochet. Using just one color per row, you can create impressive graphic patterns and multicolored designs that look much more complicated than they actually are. Step by step, you'll learn how the techniques work, how to read patterns, and what's important for a neat result. Before long, you'll see how easy it is to crochet spectacular color and pattern effects. Perfect for anyone who wants to explore modern colorwork techniques and try out new crochet methods.
Julie Dubreux -
Fix your Brioche with Confidence
Date: 29/11/26, 14:00 - 17:00
Level: Intermediate to advanced knitting skills, several brioche projects knitted
Language: English
Materials: 2 x approx. 20 g smooth knitting yarn in 2 contrasting colors + suitable circular knitting needles, an additional knitting needle one size smaller, crochet hook, writing materials
Homework: Knitting swatch in two-color brioche stitch
Brioche is beautiful – until a mistake appears. In this workshop, you'll learn to confidently read your brioche knitting, recognize typical errors, and correct them effectively without having to unravel everything.
Together you'll practice rescuing yarn overs, adjusting increases and decreases, and even fixing major "disasters." This will give you the confidence to knit even challenging brioche projects with ease. After the course, you'll no longer fear mistakes, but will know how to confidently correct them and continue your brioche knitting project even when errors occur.
Patty Lyons - Helix Knitting Magic
Date: 29/11/26, 14:00 - 17:00
Level: Beginner to advanced, knitting in small rounds with double-pointed needles or Magic Loop
Language: English
Materials: DK/bulky smooth yarn (14-16 sts per 10 cm), 2 x contrast color yarn - matching circular knitting needles (Magic Loop) or double-pointed needles for working in small rounds, scissors, tapestry needle
Homework: come with the briefing latest 2 weeks before the workshop.
No visible transitions, no unsightly "stairs" in the stripes – helix knitting allows colors to flow seamlessly into one another. In this workshop, you'll learn the fascinating technique of spiral circular knitting, which creates perfect stripes without any offset. You'll try out 2 different helix methods - the stationary joint and the slip stitch method- , learn the advantages and disadvantages of each variation, and discover which technique is best suited for which project. Together, we'll experiment with multi-row stripes, different color combinations, and even garter stitch patterns in the round. You will look at different cast on options and explore shaping in Helix. After the workshop, you'll have mastered a versatile technique that will give your striped socks, hats, shawls, and sweaters a particularly professional finish.
Sandra Guiterrez - Tapestry Crochet
Date: 29/11/26, 14:00 - 17:00
Level: Intermediate crochet skills
Language: English
Materials: medium-weight crochet yarn in 2 contrasting colors and matching crochet hooks (4 mm & 5 mm)
Are graphic patterns your thing and do you want to achieve a knitted look when crocheting? In this workshop, you'll learn three versatile tapestry crochet stitches that allow you to create impressive motifs and textured surfaces. You'll practice clean color changes, learn different yarn handling techniques, and discover how to crochet even, crisp patterns without distracting floats. Plus, you'll get plenty of practical tips and tricks for clean colorwork and professional-looking results.
After the workshop, you will have the tools to confidently implement your own multicolored crochet projects and design your projects with modern graphic patterns.
Sascha Wobido -
The Italian cast-on -
The Gold Standard for perfect ribbed edges
Date: 29/11/26, 14:00 - 17:00
Level: Basic knitting skills
Language: German
Materials: Circular knitting needle 80 cm long or double-pointed needles 4 mm + suitable knitting yarn (no mohair or fluff), scissors, yarn needle
The Italian cast-on creates particularly elegant, elastic ribbed edges and a professional finish. In this workshop, you'll learn both the classic method and the variation using waste yarn, and discover when each technique is the best choice for your project—whether you're knitting flat or in the round. Of course, the proper Italian bind-off is also included. Together, we'll practice creating an equally beautiful, elastic edge so that the beginning and end of your knitting fit together perfectly. After this course, you'll have mastered two of the most important professional techniques for high-quality ribbed edges like cuffs, hems and turtle necks and can give your future knitting projects that final touch.
Theresia Lew -
Spinning with a hand spindle for beginners
Date: 29/11/26, 14:00 - 17:00
Level: No prior knowledge required
Materials: own hand spindle and spinning fibers
In this workshop you will learn hand spinning from scratch. Together, we will spin, unwind, and ply a small skein of wool. The workshop teacher will help you with your first attempts.
Those who do not have a hand spindle and fibers can pre-order a set for the course by email or purchase it directly at the yarn market on the premises.
Workshop tickets are limited and only transferable with the organiser’s prior consent.
Each workshop ticket also grants you access to the wool market with carefully selected exhibitors, topical knit lounges, inspirational spots and an entertainment program on our Inspo stage for the entire weekend.