Brioche Knitting Workshop

Created by Suzanne Kelly (See other events)

Sep 26, 2024 from 7:00pm to 9:00pm UTC+01
Location: Firs Farm Community Hub, Firs Farm Playing Fields, Firs Lane, London N21 2PJ
Latest Activity: Aug 5, 2024

Brioche Knitting Workshop. Thursday 26th September, 7 - 9pm, Firs Farm Community Hub, Winchmore Hill, North London.

Take your knitting to the next level in time for winter where the extra thick nature of this Brioche knitting will enable you to make delightfully warm and snuggly garments.

Brioche (named after the famous French Cake) looks very similar to knit 1 purl 1 rib but the main difference is the feel. Brioche stitch is much denser because it is knitted in two layers and creates a more “squidgy” fabric. Brioche stitch is suited to any yarn type and needle size. Brioche can also be used in any type of garment producing a fabric that is warm and snuggly so jumpers are particularly good and because it is fully reversible scarves work really well.

Who is this workshop for

Intermediate knitters who can already knit and purl as we will not cover basic knitting. The workshop will teach yarn overs.

What you will learn

Basic brioche stitch in one colour

Basic brioche stitch in two colours to form vertical stripes

Yarn overs

Class Size - 8 people maximum

Date & Time - Thursday 26th September 7 - 9pm

Duration - 2 hours

Cost - £48

Teacher - Alison Ferrary

Location - Firs Farm Community Hub, Firs Farm Playing Fields, Firs Lane, N21 2PJ

(There is plenty of free street parking along Firs Lane)

BOOKING LINK: https://www.stitch.org.uk/shop/Brioche-Knitting-Workshop-Thursday-26th-September-7-9pm-Firs-Farm-Community-Hub-Winchmore-Hill-North-London-p684344965

What you need to bring - 4.00mm needles for one colour brioche, 4.00mm double pointed needles or a circular needle with a fairly short cable for two colour brioche. We will provide Dk yarn to use in the class.

We look forward to seeing you and sharing with you our love of all things craft!

The StitchN13 Team x

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