When: 2-Session class - Thursdays, February 1st and 8th, from 6-8pm at Weird Sisters
Skill Level: Beginner - You should know how to knit and purl in the round.
Materials to bring -
Needles: Size 7 (4.5mm) set of 5 double points and 24" circular needle, tape measure, tapestry needle.
Yarn: Worsted weight (We recommend Brown Sheep Nature Spun) 220-660 yards depending on size. If you want to have stripes of color, bring some extra yarn.
Your Pet's Measurements: A diagram will be provided after you sign up for the class to take your measurements from.
Description: Learn to knit a basic dog sweater that will fit your chilly pup. This customizable pattern gives you the option to show off your pet's personality. One color, stripes, or your favorite stitch pattern can be easily incorporated - the sky's the limit!
The first class we will go over sizing for your pet, sweater design, and casting on your project. The second class will be finishing. AND as a bonus you can take part in our post-class doggie fashion show (Date TBD) to show off your adorable pup in your beautiful creation!
Pattern and instructions will be provided. Please bring your yarn, needles and pet measurements to class.
Minimum class size: 3
Maximum class size: 8
**Patreon Book & Yarn Lovers and Shop Lovers will save 10% off this class and any recommended class materials purchased at Weird Sisters.
Class Policy:This class requires a minimum of3 students. Notification of cancellation will be sent within 3 days before class start time if the minimum is not met. In the case of shop cancellation, all registered students will be refunded the class fee. Any additional fees including shipping of materials will not be refunded. Student cancellations, missed classes or no-shows can not be refunded, exchanged or transferred.
Covid Policy:Masks are currently optional but encouraged. Please bring your own mask. Please do not attend class if you are not feeling well or have come into contact with someone who has tested positive for COVID-19 within 5 days of class time.
