CLASS: Harvest Cardigan THURSDAYS 10/23-11/6/25 6:00-8:00 pm

Photo credit: Tin Can Knits

The Harvest Cardigan is part of the Tin Can Knits "Simple Collection" - a wonderful learn to knit series of patterns (you may have already taken our beginner classes teaching the Wheat Scarf and Barley Hat!). Harvest is a seamless, top-down, unisex cardi, available in sizes Infant to 6XL. Join us for this 3 session class and learn all the fundamentals of building a beautiful sweater.

*Note: This class will require some pre-work (approx 1-2 hours for an average adult size) in order to keep it to 3 sessions. You might not complete this sweater by the conclusion of class, but you'll be well on your way!

Instructor: Shari Besser

Cost: $65 plus materials 

Dates: Thursdays 6:00-8:00 pm - October 23, October 30, November 6 (3 sessions)

Level: Prior to this class, you need to be able to cast on, knit, purl, bind off, read a pattern, knit in the round, and fix basic mistakes. Advanced beginner level. This class is for participants ages 18+.

Skills: We will cover provisional cast on, picking up stitches, increases and decreases, putting stitches on hold, raglan sleeve construction, casting on stitches with the backwards loop method, and much more.

Pattern: Harvest by Tin Can Knits - free on Ravelry OR we highly recommend downloading the Tin Can Knits app for this project!

Materials: 10% off with class purchase. Please purchase project yarn from Rose Yarn Co. - this allows us to keep our class fees affordable. Thank you!

• Yarn Options: 
  Cascade 220 Superwash Merino
  Knitting for Olive Heavy Merino
  Malabrigo Rios
  Madelinetosh Tosh Vintage
  Blue Sky Fibers Woolstok
  Berroco Vintage
  Berroco Ultra Alpaca
• Needles:
  Size 6 (4mm) and Size 8 (5mm) (or sizes required to meet gauge) circular needles in appropriate lengths for size chosen (24-32" for Infant-XS, 40"+ for S-6XL) 
  Size 6 (4mm) and Size 8 (5mm) DPNs or long circular for magic loop
• Tapestry needle
• Scissors
  
• Stitch markers
• Measuring tape
• Washi Tape or Post-It Notes
• Notepad and pen/pencil – this is a must for taking notes

Instructor Bio: From Shari – “I’ve been teaching classes since 1998, when my twins graduated from high school, and Zandy from Zandy’s yarn shop took a chance on me! I learn more from people than I teach! My grandma taught me to crochet and knit a bit, but a friend sat me down and taught me the basics, I’m so thankful for her! I’m still learning and in awe of what so many accomplish. I might be a familiar face as I’ve taught at a few shops!”