Learn To Knit Brioche
Carol was a little intimidated by brioche before she tried it.
Did you feel the same when you look at those squishy, dense stitches?
In this seasons club, we will have two brioche accessory patterns designed by Bristol ivyr, one for a pair of fingerless mitts and another for a cosy cowl. These patterns use the stunning colour combination of Cowgirl Blues 'Merino DK' yarn.
The mitts are primarily worked in the round with a flat, attached upper cuff and the cowl is primarily worked flat with an end edging section worked in the round.
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Find out more about what's coming your way this spring from Carol:
Club Details
The Winter Season will be open for new sign-ups from 8 pm on the 1st of March until midnight of March 14th (or while stocks last).
The packages will be shipped out in early April (full club members only), and the pattern will be sent to you via email on the 21st of January.
You will also have access to your digital content on the 24th of April. There will be updates in both our Knithub and our Facebook group when all of this happens, and we will, of course, be sharing on our social channels.
Want to join the full club? Scroll down for more details! 👇
What's In The Club?
There are two club options in our Seasons Knitting Club:
- Full club
- Digital Club
Inside the Full Club you will find:
- Yarn (see below👇).
- 2 patterns designed by Bristol ivy.
- Video workshops.
- Exclusive KnitHub forum.
- Zoom launch party.
- Seasonal tea.
- Seasonal recipe by 'The Cookbook Circle'.
- Surprise knitting goodies that coincide with our chosen technique.
Our Digital Club will have:
- 2 patterns designed by Bristol Ivy.
- Video workshops.
- Exclusive KnitHub forum.
- Zoom launch party.
Yarn Kit Options
If you would like yarn included with your club, we offer the 'Full Club' option.
Our yarn for this club is a super soft hand dyed dk weight superwash merino. Cowgirl Blues ‘Merino DK’ has 186 yds / 170 m per 3.6 oz / 100 g.
The club will have 2 skeins of yarn, one in a semi-solid (main) colour and one in a variegated (contrast) colour. This combination works particularly well for two colour brioche, creating a beautiful harmony for the end design..
Your chosen yarn will be shipped in early April.
But which option will you choose?👇
Option 1 - Seasonal
Option 2 - Subtle
Option 3 - Brights
Workshops & Support
The highlight of our clubs are the accompanying workshops and support from both ourselves and our wider community. Many choose our clubs to try their hand at a new-to-them technique.
Never knit brioche before?
You won’t be alone! If you are new to brioche you will really enjoy the videos for this class, where I’ll go step-by-step through every stage of the pattern. I’ll also include an extra section on brioche basics and fixing brioche mistakes in your work.
Our workshops are recorded in English and have accompanying subtitles and an interactive comments section.
Reviews
Thank goodness for the Teachable lessons. It is so obvious when Carol demonstrates, and I am sure I could work it out for myself, but it does take the stress out of getting it wrong.
Val J – Seasons Club Member
Participated in 4 Seasons so far. I love being able to refer to the videos when needed and work at my own pace. Suitable for all levels of knitters. I have learned a lot and really enjoy the experience.
Heidi - Seasons Club Member
I love the variety of patterns and yarn that are in this club ... this year I have improved my knitting skills (as have Carol's great patterns and videos). It's a great community of knitters!!
Lio - Seasons Club Member
Meet Your Teacher
Carol Feller trained initially as a textile artist and then as a structural engineer. While both backgrounds are very different, the influences can be seen in her design work, which is well-shaped, flattering to wear and enjoyable to knit.
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.
Looking for More?
Browse previous Seasons Club installments below. Each one has different tips and techniques
for you to learn, from brioche to colourwork you'll find something new in each course.
