Top Down Sweater Class



Saturday September 14,2019 – 10am to 1pm = $54.00

Learn to knit a top-down sample size cardigan with buttons

This class is ideal for a knitter who is wanting to learn how to knit top down patterns.

In this class, we will complete mini button cardigan sweater project
We will discuss a few modifications: buttonhole placement, buttonhole size, different sleeve length, collars and finishing techniques.   

Skill Level: Enthusiastic Beginner: Must know how to cast on, knit, purl, and bind off- increases and decreases will be taught in class

Materials Required: 4.5mm/5.00mm @ 16” to 24” inch circular needle and DPNs, worsted weight yarn, buttons, pattern included with class

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