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Learn from the pros:
In small groups, you will immerse yourself in modern knitting, crocheting, and spinning.
Inspiring designers from Germany and abroad share their knowledge, tips and passion with you.
Whether you're a beginner or a professional, here you'll find inspiration and practical know-how for your hobby!
Workshops on Friday, November 28, 2025
| Day | Time | Tutor | Workshop | Language |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Friday, November 28, 2025 | 11:00 - 14:00 | Melanie Berg @mairlynd | Sweater Spree | German |
| Friday, November 28, 2025 | 11:00 - 14:00 | Meret Butzberger @butzeria | The magic of double knitting | German |
| Friday, November 28, 2025 | 11:00 - 14:00 | Irina Heemann @stricken_ohne_naht | Around extended and shortened rows: 2D & 3D | German |
| Friday, November 28, 2025 | 11:00 - 18:00 (1 hour lunch) | Brandon Mably @brandonmably | Persian Poppies - Magic Balls | English |
| Friday, November 28, 2025 | 11:00 - 14:00 | Åsa Tricosa @asatricosa | Basics of Ziggurat Knitting | English |
| Friday, November 28, 2025 | 11:00 - 14:00 | Dario Tubiana @rosso.cardinale | Embroidery on Wool: the basics made easy and fun | English |
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| Friday, November 28, 2025 | 15:00 - 18:00 | Melanie Berg @mairlynd | Shawl Love | German |
| Friday, November 28, 2025 | 15:00 - 18:00 | Aleks Byrd @aleksbyrd | Steeking in Style | English / Help in German |
| Friday, November 28, 2025 | 15:00 - 18:00 | Julie Dubreux @julieknitsinparis | Brioche A-Z | English |
| Friday, November 28, 2025 | 15:00 - 18:00 | Soraya Garcia @yedraknits | Mastering Short Rows | English |
| Friday, November 28, 2025 | 15:00 - 18:00 | Irina Heemann @stricken_ohne_naht | Knitting without seams: knitting and cutting techniques | German |
| Friday, November 28, 2025 | 15:00 - 18:00 | Xandy Peters @xandypeters | Intro to Stacked Stitches | English |
| Friday, November 28, 2025 | 15:00 - 18:00 | Dario Tubiana @rosso.cardinale | Intarsia West: Blue Lagoon Flowers | English |
Workshops on Saturday, November 29, 2025
Workshops on Sunday, November 30, 2025
Workshop and marketplace tickets will be available for presale starting Tuesday, July 1, 2025, 8:00 CEST.
Each workshop ticket includes access to the wool market for the entire weekend.
Melania Berg @mairlynd
Sweater Spree
Date: 28.11.25, 11:00 - 14:00
Level: Beginner to professional
Material: not necessary
This isn't just about knitting—it's about exploring, experimenting, and understanding how different techniques affect the fit, feel, and drape of a garment.
We discuss pros and cons as well as individual adjustments of
Round yokes and raglans
different shoulder shapes
Batwing sleeves and jacket shapes
Melania Berg @mairlynd
Shawl Love
Date: 28.11.25, 15:00 - 18:00
Level: Beginner to professional
Material: none
Discover the best yarns and patterns that are perfect for shawls and learn different construction methods to create your own unique designs. Melanie will share her secrets on how to professionally block and properly care for your finished shawls so they retain their beauty for years to come. With Melanie's warm and encouraging personality, you'll surpass yourself and take your knitting skills to the next level.
Melania Berg @mairlynd
Understanding Color
Date: 29.11.25, 10:00 - 13:00
Level: Beginner to professional
Material: none
Discover color combinations that will make you shine!
Immerse yourself in a lively and exciting workshop that will teach you how to create stunning color combinations for your knitting projects. Under the expert guidance of an experienced color expert, you'll discover which colors work together and how to enhance your yarn by adding texture. Learn how to find colors that suit you and make your skin glow. Practical exercises and expert guidance will give you a deep understanding of color theory and show you how to skillfully apply it in your knitting.
Melania Berg @mairlynd
Design your own mosaic shawl
Date: 30.11.25, 10:00 - 13:00
Level: Beginner to professional, no previous design knowledge
Material: 2 different colored yarns no finer than fingering, matching knitting needle
Fancy creating your very own shawl design? In this creative, relaxed workshop, Melanie will show you step by step how to design your very own mosaic shawl—from the initial pattern idea to the finished sketch.
We delve into the fascinating world of mosaic knitting: a technique that uses only one color per row but creates striking patterns. Melanie shows you how to develop your own motifs, cleverly combine colors, and bring your ideas into a harmonious shawl.
Meret Butzberger @butzeria
The Magic of Double Knitting (1)
Dates: 28.11.25, 11:00 - 14:00 and 29.11.25, 10:00 - 13:00
Level: You should already have knitted multi-colored patterns
Material:
various yarn rests (200m/50g) with matching needle
Do you fancy reversible scarves and shawls that have two front sides and no stretch threads?
Here you will learn to understand the concept of double knitting and how to implement it with a small project.
You will learn different casting on and casting off options for double-knit projects, how to read the pattern charts, and how to knit the technique in the round or in rows.
Meret Butzberger @butzeria
Double knitting for the fearless (2)
Date: 30.11.25, 14:00 - 17:00
Level: Basic knowledge of double knitting with first projects
Material: different colored yarn rests (200m/50g) with matching needle
Do you love double knitting and have mastered the basics already and are easy with it? In this course, we'll explore the versatile possibilities of this fascinating technique further:
- different methods for increases and decreases in double knitting,
- sophisticated cuff solutions that also impress at the edges,
- And as a special goodie: two different designs on the front and back – for those who really want to know!
This workshop is aimed at advanced double knitters who want to take their skills to the next level.
Aleks Byrd @aleksbyrd
Steeking in Style
Date: 28.11.25, 15:00 - 18:00
Level: You can knit multi-colored Fair Isle patterns in the round
Material:
2 x 5mm needles (sets or circular knitting needles)
Crochet hook 3-5mm, stitch marker, sharp scissors
3 different colors of Double Knit non-superwash wool yarn (150m/50g), 20g for main color + 10g each for contrast yarn
Homework: Gauge in FairIsle/stranded pattern, instructions will be sent 2 weeks before the festival
Don't be afraid to cut! We'll explore two different types of steeks and their corresponding edges:The knotted fringe version for your scarves and the crocheted version for reinforcement on cardigans and sweaters.
Finally, we'll focus on the Steek Sandwich for concealing your steek for your next cardigan.
Aleks Byrd @aleksbyrd
Roosimine Estonian Inlay Knitting
Date: 29.11.25, 10:00 - 13:00
Level: intermediate knitting skills, casting on and casting off, knit and purl in rounds and rows
Material:
4 mm needles (sets or circular knitting needles)
stitch marker, darning needle
3 different colors of Double Knit wool yarn (120-150m/50g), 20g for main color + 10g each for contrast yarn
Roosimine is an Estonian inlay colourwork technique from the island of Muhu that looks similar to embroidery. It is created by deliberately placing floats (threads) of contrasting yarn on the front of your knitted piece. It's a simple way to embellish your knitted piece.
You will learn to read charts and create your first small patterns in Roosimine.
Aleks Byrd @aleksbyrd
Vikkel Twisted Stitches
Date: 30.11.25, 14:00 - 17:00
Level: intermediate knitting skills, casting on and casting off, knit and purl stitches in rounds and rows
Material:
4 mm needles (sets or circular knitting needles for Magic Loop)
stitch markers, light colored (wool) yarn (120-150m/50g)
A vikkel is a twisted or traveling stitch pattern used in Estonian knitting that creates a narrow cable pattern without the use of a cable needle. These patterns create beautiful structures and even braids that add dimension to your knitting.
We practice the implementation on a small swatch and learn to read charts.
Sabrina Schumacher @donnarossa_
Knitting code: handcraft or binary language?
Dates: 29.11.25, 10:00 - 11:00, 30.11.25 10:00 - 11:00
Level: for non-knitters and knitters
Knitting is only for grandmas, uncool, and totally old-fashioned!? I'll prove you wrong. Not only will you learn the basics of knitting code, but after this lecture you'll also be able to distinguish between knit and purl stitches.
Your newfound knowledge will help you decipher knitting patterns, and you'll understand why 100 years ago, the import of knitting patterns was banned in Great Britain. This hour is aimed at people who have no knitting knowledge and/or those who want to learn the historical background of the knitting code.
Sabrina Schumacher @donnarossa_
Understanding English knitting patterns
(for German speaking participants)
Date: 29.11.25, 11:30 - 14:30
Level: Knitting skills (advanced) and courage to engage with a foreign language
Materials: English instructions that pose questions, pen
Do you struggle with English-language patterns and gaze longingly at the many beautiful designs? Is your school English already forgotten, or have you never had English lessons? This workshop will provide a basic understanding of the structure and language of English knitting patterns. I'll show you how, even without English language skills, you can knit an English pattern with a little diligence and a sense of adventure.
Sabrina Schumacher @donnarossa_
Lace pattern knitting for beginners
Date: 30.11.25 11:30 - 14:30
Level: Beginner to expert
In this workshop we delve deep into the fascinating world of lace patterns by concentrating on the interplay of yarn overs and decreases.
Discover the seemingly endless variety of patterns that result from the skillful placement of these basic stitches. You'll learn how to skillfully implement decreases and knit yarn overs perfectly. You'll learn how to keep track of your lace project while working on different patterns. You'll also receive valuable advice on choosing the right yarn, troubleshooting, and properly blocking your knitwear.
Julie Dubreux @julieknitsinparis
Brioche ABC
Date: 29.11.25, 10:00 - 13:00
Level: basic knitting skills, casting on and casting off, knit and purl stitches in rounds and rows
Materials: smooth yarn in 2 colors (20g each), matching circular knitting needles, writing utensils
Discover brioche knitting and take your first steps!
Julie explains the basics of this stretchy and playful knitting pattern. You'll learn how to knit simple two-color brioche and how to read and understand your pattern.
We practice together at a leisurely pace so that even beginners have enough time to understand each step and get all the help they need.
After this workshop you will have enough confidence for your first small brioche project!
Julie Dubreux @julieknitsinparis
Brioche A - Z
Dates: 28.11.25, 15:00 - 18:00 & 29.11.25, 14:00 - 17:00
Level: intermediate knitting skills, casting on and casting off, knit and purl stitches in rounds and rows
Material: smooth yarn in 2 colors (20g each), matching circular knitting needles, Stitch marker, crochet hook, writing utensils
This workshop takes you on a journey from 0 or little knowledge of brioche knitting to playful two-tone motifs.
We'll start with the basics (ABC) and then move on to two-color brioche patterns and motifs. You'll learn increases and decreases, as well as how to correct minor mistakes.
After this workshop you will feel confident enough to knit your first two-coloured brioche project yourself.
Soraya Garcia @yedraknits
Mastering Short Rows
Date: 28.11.25, 15:00 - 18:00
Level: Intermediate to Professional
Materials: approx. 50 g light Double Knit yarn (120-150 m/50 g) + matching (circular) knitting needle or double-pointed needles, stitch marker, writing utensils
To introduce, we will discuss the purpose and diverse uses of short rows in knitting projects, such as shoulder shaping, bust darts, necklines and much more.
We will learn and practice 3 different methods:
Wrap & Turn, German and Japanese shortened rows
You will receive technical tips to make your short rows invisible and you will learn how to adapt the techniques to your knitting project or your planned design.
Soraya Garcia @yedraknits
Understanding TopDown Sweaters
Date: 29.11.25, 14:00 - 17:00
Level: Beginners to professionals - at least 1 sweater knitted
Materials: approx. 50 g Double Knit yarn (120-150 m/50 g) matching (circular) knitting needle or double-pointed needles, stitch marker, writing utensils
This workshop combines theory and practice for anyone who wants to personalize or design TopDown sweaters themselves.
You will learn about the different top-down constructions:
Raglan, round yoke, contiguous and saddle shoulder
The advantages and disadvantages of a top-down construction will be discussed. What measurements should be taken and how to knit well-fitting sweaters and jackets? How exactly do you calculate a sweater in your size, and how can you adapt knitting patterns to your needs? We'll knit one or two mini sweaters together to put what we've learned into practice.
Soraya Garcia @yedraknits
Cast On & Cast Off: the perfect edge for every project
Date: 30.11.25, 14:00 - 17:00
Level: adventurous beginner to professional
Materials: 2x20 g light DK yarn matching knitting needles (4 mm), darning needles, scissors, writing utensils, optional leftover yarn
The beginning and end of your project not only frame it, but also determine the fall, fit and overall look.
In this workshop, we'll explore a selection of cast-on and cast-off methods that go beyond the usual. You'll learn and practice:
- elastic edges for necklines, cuffs and sock tops
- structured cuts and hems for clean, crisp lines such as shawl points, button bands or shoulders
- Two-colour cast-ons for a decorative punch in your
projects.
And you'll learn when and why to choose sewn, tubular, stretchy or decorative options — and how to fix common edge
issues like flaring or tightness.
Irina Heemann @stricken_ohne_naht
Knitting without seams: knitting and cutting techniques
Dates: 28.11.25, 15:00 - 18:00 & 30.11.25, 10:00 - 13:00
Level: intermediate knitting skills
Material: Yarn in desired thickness + matching circular knitting needles, Scissors, glue, writing utensils
Homework: Knit stitch samples in advance
Would you like to knit seamlessly and/or have you ever heard of the new cutting technique of “knitting without seams” invented by Irina Heemann? Not from the top but from the bottom?
We will begin by demonstrating the pattern technique using many samples - finished knitting patterns as well as paper patterns - to understand the basic idea of this unique construction: Everything is based on a triangle and is worked in a diagonal knitting direction.
Afterwards we will implement two practical parts together:
1. shortened & extended rows according to SoN
2. a mini model in triangular shape to better understand the construction and learn certain basic techniques.
Irina Heemann @stricken_ohne_naht
Around extended and shortened rows: 2D and 3D
Date: 28.11.25, 11:00 - 14:00
Level: intermediate knitting skills, casting on and casting off, knit and purl stitches in rounds and rows
Materials: Yarn in 2 colors (20g each), matching circular knitting needles, scissors, glue, writing utensils
Homework: Knit stitch samples in advance
One of the most important techniques in (seamless) knitting is the use of extended and shortened rows. This technique allows for both 2D and 3D knitting. We'll examine the important difference between shortened and extended rows using numerous seamless knitting models. Paper patterns will clearly explain the difference and their respective applications. In the practical part, we'll work on knitting samples in various knitting patterns using the seamless knitting method.
Irina Heemann @stricken_ohne_naht
About the uniquely constructed SoN sock
Date: 29.11.25, 10:00 - 13:00
Level: intermediate knitting skills, casting on and casting off, knit and purl stitches in rounds and rows
Materials: Sock yarn + matching circular needles or dpns, measuring tape, scissors, glue, writing utensils
Homework: Knit stitch samples in advance
The sock that starts with just one stitch and fits like a second skin on the foot thanks to the diagonal knitting direction.
We'll look at what measurements are needed for this sock construction, besides shoe size. What techniques are used when knitting SoN socks? Different sock models, such as the GIGI sock, LOLA sock, etc., will be presented, and the details discussed.
The practical part of the workshop includes different knitting techniques, such as shortened and extended rows, worked according to the SoN method, zdA, 3-needle-bind-off and much more.
Theresia Lew @schnueffeltier
Spinning with a hand spindle for beginners
Date: 29.11.25, 14:00 - 17:00
Level: no previous knowledge necessary
Material: own hand spindle and spinning fibers
In this workshop, you will learn hand spinning from the ground up. A small skein of wool will be spun, unwound, and twisted together.
The instructor will help you with your first attempts.
If you don't have a hand spindle and fibers, you can pre-order a set for the course by email.
Theresia Lew @schnueffeltier
Core Spinning - the first step to Artyarn
Date: 30.11.25, 10:00 - 13:00
Level: basic spinning skills and own spinning wheel
Materials: Spinning wheel with 3 spools, fibers and leftover wool, mohair yarn or lace yarn, various threads for twisting, Lacy Kate
In this workshop, you will learn how to spin your own unique ArtYarn or Corespun yarn. It couldn't be more individual. You'll learn how to spin fibers around a finished thread (leftover wool) and then, if desired, ply it.
Theresia Lew @schnueffeltier
Ply on the Fly
Date: 30.11.25, 14:00 - 17:00
Level: first experiences with the hand spindle
Material: one or more spindles and fibers
In this workshop, you'll learn the "Ply on the Fly" spinning technique. This method combines two steps:
The yarn is first spun from the fiber on a hand spindle and then immediately twisted.
So as soon as it is unwound from the spindle, your yarn is finished and requires no further work steps other than the usual washing.
Brandon Mably @brandonmably
Persian Poppies -
Magic Ball Color Workshop - all day
Date: 28.11.25, 11:00 - 18:00, 1 hour lunch break
Level: Basic knowledge of knitting with multiple colors
Materials: Rests of at least 10 light and 10 dark yarns in fingering weight (200m/50g) matching needle, scissors
After an introduction to the legendary Persian Poppy or Magic Ball design with numerous knitted samples, you'll learn how to knit Fair Isle /stranded patterns with two colored threads in one row, carrying yarn in the back. Under guidance, you'll experiment with different color sequences for the foreground and background to create your own unique Magic Ball pattern.
Xandy Peters @xandypeters
Introduction to Stacked Stitches
Dates: 28.11.25, 15:00 - 18:00, 30.11.25, 14:00 - 17:00
Level: Experts or brave beginners who can read charts
Materials: different colored leftover yarns + matching circular knitting needles with flexible cable as well as a few adjacent sizes (metal or plastic recommended), stitch markers
Stacked Stitches is an innovative knitting method for creating multicolored striped patterns without floats in the back. Stacks are used to knit motifs or 3D patterns and replace short rows.
This introductory course to the technique will familiarize you with the basics, and you'll practice stacked stitches under guidance on a swatch. You'll learn how to knit the increases and decreases for various patterns and how to best avoid or correct mistakes.
Xandy Peters @xandypeters
Learning Stacked Stitches with the
FOX PAWS Wrap Pattern
Date: 29.11.25, 10:00 - 17:00 (1 hour lunch break)
Level: Experts and brave beginners, knit and purl stitches, increases and decreases as well as chart reading
Materials: Leftover yarn in various colors as well as 5 colors for your wrap in worsted weight (approx. 125m/50g) and matching (5mm) circular knitting needle with flexible cable (metal or plastic), some adjacent sizes helpful, stitch markers, row counter
In this full day workshop you will learn the basics of the Stacked Stitches technique and start the Fox Paws wrap.
You'll begin by learning and practicing how to knit increases and decreases for a simple stacked stitch pattern. Then, color changes and color choices will be discussed.
In the afternoon, you will start working on your own Fox Paws shawl and learn how to avoid, find, and correct mistakes.
Xandy Peters @xandypeters
Intro to Algorhythmic Stitch patterns
Date: 30.11.25, 10:00 - 13:00
Level: curious knitters or crocheters with basic knowledge
Materials: 4 (not too fine) single-colored yarns + matching knitting or crochet hook, writing utensils, optional data set, dice or similar.
In this workshop, you'll learn how to create textures, color, or lace patterns based on rules rather than fixed instructions. We'll begin by discussing how to design simple yet highly individual motifs by rolling dice or counting your daily steps, which techniques can be used to create amazing patterns, and how, eg., to knit a shawl using a temperature data sequence.
You practice a stitch sample with a data set of your choice and present it to the others.
Linda Skuja @linda.skuja.design
Basics of Crochet Short Rows
Date: 29.11.25, 15:00 - 18:00
Level: confident crochet beginners to professionals, at least basic crochet knowledge and reading crochet charts
Materials: Yarn of your choice and thickness + matching crochet hook, 12 stitch markers
Crocheting garments requires more than just straight back-and-forth rows. Modern wearable crochet designs often use short rows.
In this workshop, you will learn how to read the charts correctly and how to use short rows to change the crochet direction, shape your project, or add that special something.
You'll practice the short row technique stitch by stitch for your professional crochet masterpiece. And the crochet pattern for Linda's Short Rows Top is included.
Linda Skuja @linda.skuja.design
Intricate Stitches in Back Loop Technique
Date: 30.11.25, 10:00 - 13:00
Level: Experts and professionals, know basic stitches & back loop, read crochet patterns and charts
Materials: Yarn of your choice matching crochet hook, 4 stitch markers
In this masterclass, you'll learn how to add texture to your crochet projects. Using the Flow Top as an example, you'll learn how to crochet impressive layering effects and intricate patterns using the back loop technique. This allows you to create relief-like surfaces and patterns with a 3D effect. You'll learn how to understand the crochet instructions and charts, and you can take the Flow Top pattern home with you.
Charlotte Stone @stoneknits
Colorwork Sock Knitting:
Festive Robin Socks
Date: 29.11.25, 14:00 - 17:00
Level: Basic knowledge of sock knitting
Material: Sock yarn matching circular knitting needle for Magic Loop or double-pointed needles, stitch marker
Homework: Cast on sock cuffs before the festival
Using the sock design "Festive Robin Socks" as an example, you will learn and practice different ways of knitting multi-coloured socks in the round.
You will learn how to combine colors and how to handle long floats (in continental and US/UK style).
You'll learn how a gauge and the correct yarn tension help ensure your socks fit properly. You'll learn how to read sock knitting instructions correctly. Last but not least, you'll discover personal tricks and tips for multicolored socks!
Charlotte Stone @stoneknits
Colorwork Sock Knitting:
Herding Hens Socks
Date: 30.11.25, 10:00 - 13:00
Level: Basic knowledge of sock knitting
Material: Sock yarn matching circular knitting needle for Magic Loop or double-pointed needles, stitch marker
Homework: Cast on sock cuffs before the festival
Using the sock design "Herding Hens Socks" as an example, you will learn and practice different ways of knitting multi-colored in the round.
You will learn how to combine colors and how to handle long tension threads (continental and US/UK style).
You'll learn how a gauge and the correct yarn tension help ensure your socks fit properly. You'll learn how to read sock knitting instructions correctly. Last but not least, you'll discover personal tricks and tips for multicolored socks!
Åsa Söderman @asatricosa
Ziggurat Basics
Dates: 28.11.25, 11:00 - 14:00, 30.11.25, 10:00 - 13:00
Level: Basic to Professional
Material: smooth, single-coloured DK yarn (LL 120-150m/50g) + matching circular knitting needle 80 - 100 cm, crochet hook, stitch marker
You will learn the basics of the Ziggurat method for your top-down sweater directly from the inventor.
Using a mini sweater, you will practice all the steps for this type of top-down knitting:
- Choosing your right size and fit
- learn to understand the instructions
- short rows,
- Tricks to pick up stitches for the shoulder neatly and seamlessly
- to pick up the perfect neckband with the crochet hook
- to knit a perfectly fitting sweater seamlessly in one step without many ends to weave in
Åsa Söderman @asatricosa
Ziggurat Sweaters
Date: 29.11.25, 10:00 - 17:00 (1 hour lunch break)
Level: Basic to Professional
Materials: smooth, single-color DK yarn (LL 120-150m/50g) for mini patterns and your Ziggurat design + matching circular knitting needle 80-100 cm, crochet hook, stitch marker
In the morning you will learn the basics of the Ziggurat method,
In the afternoon, you'll begin your own—previously selected—Ziggurat design under the guidance and assistance of the designer. You'll learn:
- Choosing your right size and fit
- to understand the instructions
- short rows,
- Tricks to pick up stitches for the shoulder neatly and seamlessly
- to pick up the perfect neckband with the crochet hook
- to knit a perfectly fitting sweater seamlessly in one step without many thread ends to sew
- Refinements and advanced, more complex Ziggurat methods
Dario Tubiana @rosso.cardinale
Embroidery on wool:
the basics made easy & fun
Date: 28.11.25, 11:00 - 14:00
Level: Basic to Professional
Materials: stockinette stitch, 30cm x 30cm gauge or project you want to decorate, embroidery frame, embroidery or darning needle, different colored yarn rests
This workshop will cover various embroidery stitches that can be used on wool to embellish a sweater or other knitting project. Together we practice the different stitches and flowers, especially 3-dimensional ones. You'll learn how to draw a project on fleece and get tips and tricks to create flawless embroidery without mistakes! At the end of this workshop, you will have all the technical knowledge to decorate your knitwear and will go home with a wealth of charts and instructions.
Dario Tubiana @rosso.cardinale
Intarsia Knitting: Blue Lagoon Vest
Date: 28.11.25, 15:00 - 18:00
Level: Basic to Professional
Materials: several colors of smooth, single-color DK yarn (LL 120-150m/50g) + matching (circular) knitting needle, stitch marker, scissors, darning needle
You'll learn how to knit intarsia confidently and read the corresponding charts. You'll learn how to work with different colored threads, which yarns and fibers are best for intarsia patterns, how to knit bobbles, how to add new colors, and how to weave in the yarn ends. You'll practice on a swatch with different colors, and of course, you'll take home the knitting pattern for the Blue Lagoon Vest.
Dario Tubiana @rosso.cardinale
Intarsia Knitting: POP Knit Vest
Date: 29.11.25, 14:00 - 17:00
Level: Basic to Professional
Materials: several colors of smooth, single-color DK yarn (LL 120-150m/50g) + matching (circular) knitting needle, stitch marker, scissors, darning needle
You'll learn how to knit intarsia confidently and how to read the corresponding charts. You'll learn how to work with different colored threads, which yarns and fibers are best for intarsia patterns, how to knit bobbles, how to add new colors, and how to weave in the yarn ends. You'll practice together on a swatch with different colors, and of course, you'll take home the knitting pattern for the POP Knit Vest.
Dario Tubiana @rosso.cardinale
Tuck Stitches anyone?
Date: 30.11.25, 14:00 - 17:00
Level: Basic to Professional
Materials: Yarn of your choice (not too fine) + matching knitting needle, darning needle, stitch marker, larger gauge or project you want to alter with Tuck Stitches.
Tuck stitches are a simple way to add texture and structure to your knitting project. We'll experiment with a variety of tuck stitches, which you can use individually for embellishment or to create relief-like surfaces. We'll learn how to read the charts. We'll also learn the "subtype" of smocking stitches, which you can use to create structure on finished projects, and then put them into practice together.
Workshop tickets are limited. Presale begins on July 1, 2025, at 8:00 a.m. CEST on this website.
Each workshop ticket includes access to the wool market for the entire weekend.