Join Carol Feller in an exciting new Stolen Stitches club as we celebrate the changing of the seasons.
Imagine opening up a gorgeous yarn pack with designs already waiting for you in your online account. All the techniques you need are waiting for you in Teachable, and all the extra chat and support you need is in a private dedicated KnitHub space.
Join us for a knitting club that puts community and comfort together. A club that's easy to opt-in and out of, has interesting designs with the support of in-depth online tutorials, an exclusive, dedicated space for community chat but also takes us a little out of our collective comfort zone.
Because doing something new is what brings us all together, right?
This club will also have an extra surprise treat in each package and a seasonally inspired cake recipe.
Quite simply this is comfort knitting, paired with comfort food and good company.
How else would you like to celebrate the changing of the seasons?
What Can You Look Forward To?
The autumn instalment will have 3 patterns and the focus is on colour play. It’s all about having fun with colour and trying out different combinations.
The Season’s Club will open for the Autumn instalment on the 28th of August at 8 pm BST (3 pm EST). It will remain open for 4 weeks until the 25th of September. After that, it will be closed until the next season.
Packages will begin shipping 4 weeks after it closes from the 22nd of October. Digital content will be available a week later, from the 30th of October so that we can all enjoy the instalment together.
Are you ready to come and join us?
Then click this button after the club goes live on Saturday, Aug 28th at 8 pm Irish Time (3 pm) EST.
Then come and join us over on Instagram:
Your Instructor
As with many Irish children she learned to knit while still in primary school and spent many years knitting cardigans for her dolls and occasionally herself. There is a strong history of crafting in her family; her mother sewed much of her clothes, her grandmother was an expert knitter and her aunt ran a knitting shop in Dublin.
Carol trained initially as a textile artist and then as a structural engineer. While both of these backgrounds are very different the influences can be seen in her design work which is well-shaped, flattering to wear and enjoyable to knit. She strives to design clothing with a difference: not overly complex, but still giving a very unique end product. She likes to work with different construction methods, so long as they enhance the knitting experience and make for a more intuitively put-together knitted item.
Carol has been widely published in books and magazine and travels the world teaching in yarn shops and fibre festivals. The classes she teaches cover a wide range of subjects from cables and chart reading, through garment shaping and customisation right through to short rows and colourwork. In her classes you'll move from learning the basics to refining your knitting skills and fixing problems.
Course Curriculum
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StartColour Combos (1:47)
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StartMagic Loop & Increases (3:23)
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StartWorking the Chart (6:43)
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StartJoining New Colours & Fixing Loose Stitches (3:49)
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StartDecrease Round (1:39)
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StartWorking I-cord (3:26)
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StartEyelet Round (2:34)
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StartAdding Contrast Fold Colour (3:35)
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StartFinishing the Hem (5:41)
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StartColour Combos
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StartColours & Long Tail Cast On (4:47)
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StartHat Set-Up (4:10)
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StartMagic Loop Set-Up (3:30)
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StartSetting Up Colourwork (7:23)
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StartFloats & Adding Colours (5:18)
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StartCrown Set-Up (2:45)
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StartMagic Loop & Final Decreases (3:34)
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StartFinishing the Crown (4:15)
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StartBlocking Your Hat (6:08)