Already crochet? Curious about knitting faster? Want to try colorwork while holding a yarn in each hand?
Continental knitting is a popular knitting style where the yarn is held in the left hand, making it feel familiar to many crocheters and helping some knitters work more efficiently. In this two-session class, you'll learn the basics of knitting and purling Continental style and get plenty of practice building muscle memory.
Whether you're a crocheter looking to add knitting to your toolkit or an experienced knitter interested in expanding your skills, this class will help you get comfortable with a new way to knit.
Class Details
• Meets twice for 2 hours
• Students get 10% off class materials
Class Materials
- Worsted or Bulky yarn purchased at Tink & The Frog
- Corresponding knitting needles
In This Class, You'll Learn:
- How to hold yarn Continental style
- Knit stitches
- Purl stitches
- Tips for improving comfort and efficiency
- When Continental knitting can be especially useful
Who Is This Class For?
- Crocheters interested in learning to knit
- Knitters who want to explore a different knitting style
- Anyone interested in faster knitting or preparing for Fair Isle and stranded colorwork
Skill Level
Beginner-friendly - for knitters, crocheters, or people who have never stitched before!
No knitting experience is required, though crocheters often find Continental knitting feels especially natural.
Why You'll Love This Class
Because there isn't just one way to knit.
Learning Continental knitting gives you another tool in your maker toolbox and may open the door to techniques that feel more comfortable, efficient, or enjoyable for you. It's a relaxed, supportive class focused on helping you get a feel for the motions and build confidence with this popular style of knitting.
✨ Try something new—you might discover your favorite way to knit.
