For knitters who want to explore hand-knit cables inspired by the islands of Ireland.
What is the Celtic Knits Club?
Our Celtic Knits Club is perfect for knitters that love cables and contemporary Celtic knits.
Join Irish designers Carol Feller, Eimear Earley and Laura Perren for a unique knitting club experience as they explore hand-knit cables with exclusive luxury yarn through three accessory knitting patterns and two final larger projects.
Included in the digital club is:
- 3 exclusive yarns (Solas, Deas, and Blasta).
- 5 cable knitting patterns.
- Step-by-step video workshops.
- Zoom launch parties replays.
- Access to our exclusive Knithub forums.
Wheather you're new to knitting cables or a seasoned pro, we'll be with you every step of the way!
What is this year's inspiration?
In 2025, the designers are taking their inspiration from ancient Ireland. From those stories passed down to us through stone. Those stories that, if you listen while you walk, you can hear them calling from the land underfoot.
With this in mind, our designers Eimear Earley, Laura Perrem, and Carol Feller are going to go on their own design journeys fulling embracing what this theme means to each of them.
Stories lost in our landscape.
Stories steeped in myth and folklore.
Stories etched in stone.
The designs will inspire you to grab your needles, get comfy, and celebrate knitted cables with us as we wander our ancient landscape.
Customer Reviews:
"I really like this club!
The yarn, most patterns, the thoughts behind everything. Carol does a great job, I feel I get more than my money's worth. It makes me happy to be able to knit with yarn from Ireland, my family roots are there, so it makes me feel connected."
Theresa B.
"I really enjoyed past clubs!
Her designs are wonderful, and I love the yarn, which is now my fav! I look forward to knitting with everyone. I learn so much from Carol and the CKC team.
Karin
Want to hear more?
Press play on this video and take a peek inside as Carol talks you through the 2025 club:
The Club Curriculum
- Welcome to your bonus pattern (1:24)
- Setting Up Your Project (4:49)
- Cable Basics (3:16)
- Pattern Overview | Pattern Download
- Alternating Cable Cast-On (4:57)
- Joining in the Round (3:44)
- Tightening Up Purl Stitches (3:15)
- Increase Set-Up (3:08)
- Working the Hat Chart (4:27)
- Starting Crown Decreases (3:02)
- Cables On Crown (3:57)
- Finishing Your Hat (4:46)
- Geode Mitts | Alternating Cable Cast-On & Rib Setup (7:05)
- Geode Mitts | Decrease Round (5:54)
- Geode Mitts | Working Geode Stitch Pattern (5:07)
- Geode Mitts | 1-2-1 Cable Crosses (6:49)
- Geode Mitts | Thumb Gusset Setup (4:09)
- Geode Mitts | Overview of Gusset & Removing the Thumb (3:54)
- Geode Mitts | Top Edging Increase Round (4:36)
- Geode Mitts | Tubular Bind Off (3:23)
- Geode Mitts | Working the Thumb (4:54)
- Eibhir Cowl | Overview & Cable Set-Up (8:57)
- Eibhir Cowl | Putting Charts Together & Working Cables (5:51)
- Eibhir Cowl | Working 4 by 4 RRC (2:34)
- Eibhir Cowl | Overview Before Joining in Round (3:13)
- Eibhir Cowl | Joining in the Round (6:17)
- Eibhir Cowl | Working the Bind-Off (2:45)
- Eibhir Cowl | Working I-Cord Edging (6:26)
- Scealla Cardigan | Pattern Details
- Scealla Cardigan | Overview of Cast-On for Back of Neck (5:16)
- Scealla Cardigan | Working Back Panel (6:56)
- Scealla Cardigan | Bonus Surgery Video (1:58)
- Scealla Cardigan | Overview of Right Front (7:46)
- Scealla Cardigan | Joining Right Front Shoulder (7:45)
- Scealla Cardigan | Shoulder Decreases (3:05)
- Scealla Cardigan | Joining Sleeve in Round & Gusset (5:42)
- Scealla Cardgian | Gusset Overview & Sleeve Details (4:15)
- Scealla Cardigan | Sleeve Cuff & Tubular Bind-Off (5:30)
- Scealla Cardigan | Working Left Front (4:13)
- Scealla Cardigan | Joining Left Shoulder (7:04)
- Scealla Cardigan | Picking up Body Stitches (7:32)
- Scealla Cardigan | Setting up Body Stitch Patterns on WS (6:04)
- Scealla Cardigan | Working Body Pattern (9:18)
- Scealla Cardigan | Working Offset Cables (5:17)
- Scealla Cardigan | Body Overview & Working Body Increases (4:41)
- Scealla Cardigan | Working Body Ribbing (4:37)
- Scealla Cardigan | Working Neck Edging (3:20)
- Scealla Cardigan | Working Buttonhole Band (7:32)
- Scealla Cardigan | Blocking Your Knit (3:49)
- Scealla Cardigan | Sewing on Buttons (3:11)
- Ceangal Wrap | Overview & Casting-On (3:19)
- Ceangal Wrap | Wave Cable A (Set-Up) (8:15)
- Ceangal Wrap | Wave Cable B (Repeat) (5:35)
- Ceangal Wrap | Wave Cable C (Centre) (3:48)
- Ceangal Wrap | Wave Cable D (Repeat) (3:25)
- Ceangal Wrap | Wave Cable E (End) (5:23)
- Ceangal Wrap | Hexagon Section Overview (5:09)
- Ceangal Wrap | Hexagon Section Set-up (4:29)
- Ceangal Wrap | Working Hexagon Chart (6:04)
- Ceangal Wrap | Finishing Hexagon Section (3:49)
When can I join the club?
Our Full Club is now closed for 2025, but there’s still time to join us!
The Digital Club is open and ready to welcome you.
Dive into our 2025 cable knitting collection at your own pace. With immediate access to all the patterns, the Digital Club is ideal for knitters who want flexibility, and the freedom to choose yarns that match their personal style.
Recommended Yarns for Your Projects
We’ve picked out two yarns we recommend for this year’s cable knit patterns:
Soft, light, and rustically Irish, Deas is 86% Merino Wool and 14% Mohair.
With vibrant shades in a yarn that's perfect for BIG cables and simple stocking stitch, Deas adds a touch of Celtic wildness to your most loved knits.
Blasta
With the help of Donegal Yarns, we’ve sourced a yarn that’s 60% Irish; it’s rustic but still comfortable to knit with and wear.
It's a rustic, durable DK woollen spun yarn ideal for textured and cabled knits.
Looking for more?
Browse our previous Celtic Knits Clubs. Each one has different patterns, all designed with cosy cables in mind.
