Crochet Classes

From join-as-you-go, to more decorative crochet borders, discover beautiful and effective ways to join your crochet motifs. During this 2 week course ( 2 x 2 hour sessions), we’re aiming to try 2 different joining techniques each week.

Get to grips with some game changing joins such as “JAGY” and continuous joins.

You’ll learn which joins are best suited to different projects such as bags, blankets and clothing.

IMPORTANT If you are doing my “Design & Make a Granny Square Sweater” course, this is an essential skill to learn! If you are unable to attend this course in person, please sign-up for the online version and make sure you familiarize yourself with the process. I would highly recommend having a go at making samples using the key joins before embarking on your sweater – you won’t regret it!

Skill level

Students should be confident with basic crochet techniques such as dc(UK)/sc(US), tr(UK)/dc(US), slip stitching, chaining and counting stitches. 

Materials required

What do I need to bring to class?
8 or 16 granny squares (see below) with some extra yarn in a couple of contrasting colours for the joins. Your hooks, scissors and a wool/tapestry needle. Reading glasses if you wear them.

How many granny squares?
Please bring 8 motifs per class. You can either make 16 or 8 and reuse them the second week.

What motif should I make?
In order to follow the tutorials correctly, use my traditional, 3 round granny square pattern exactly as written (see below), even if you usually make yours differently. Once you understand the concepts, you will be able to convert the joins to most motifs.

What yarn & hook size should I make them with?
A DK cotton or merino is fine. Make them with a 3.5mm or a 4mm hook, depending on your gauge. Please use the same or compatible yarn for the joining techniques.

What are the colour considerations?
The main consideration is the joining colour. Join with a different colour to the last round of your motifs – this is so that you can clearly see the join you are making in contrast to the actual motif. Your traditional granny squares could actually even be made of a single colour.

Times & Dates

Week 1 : Tuesday 4th November 7:30-9:30pm
Week 2 : Tuesday 11th November 7:30-9:30pm

Venue

Riverhouse Barn Art Centre
Studio (in courtyard at the back of the Riverhouse)
Manor Road
Walton-on-Thames
Surrey KT12 2PF

New! Online only course

I’ve added an option for an online version of this course. You’ll gain access to this course via my learning platform from Tuesday 4th November. The online course includes step by step photo tutorials which can be viewed on screen or as printable pdfs, along with video tutorials for each technique. Once you’ve paid, I’ll set you up and send you login details to the course dashboard. I’ll send a notification on Tuesday 4th November after the live class to access the modules.

Booking

Please scroll down to read my cancellation policy before signing up. Thank you.

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Important – why you need to make this exact motif for the course

The joins we are learning can be applied to many motifs, made with any thickness of yarn and hook, in some cases with a bit of modification, however for the purpose of the workshop, please use this exact pattern & yarn thickness so that you can easily follow the instructions in our workshop.

Traditional Three Round Granny Square Instructions

Tools & Materials

DK yarn in 3 colours, (cotton or super-wash wools work up best).
3.5-4mm hook – depending on your personal gauge, i.e. a larger hook if you are a tight crocheter or smaller hook if you are a loose crocheter.

Key US terminology (British terminology in brackets)

beg – beginning
ch – chain
dc – double crochet (tr – treble crochet)
sl st – slip stitch
sp – space

Round 1: 4ch and join in 1^st ch to form a ring; 5ch (counts as 1dc & ch2sp in this and all subsequent rounds*); (in ring – 3dc, ch2) 3 times; 2dc in ring; join with sl st in 3^rd ch of beg ch5; fasten off.

*If this results in a larger space compared to the other 3 corners, you can switch to a 4ch at the start of each round, you’ll still end the round by making a sl st in the 3rd ch.

Round 2: Join new colour in any ch2 corner sp* – 5ch & 3dc in same sp; (in next corner sp – 3dc, 2ch, 3dc) 3 times; in first corner sp – 2dc; join with sl st in 3^rd ch of beg ch5; fasten off.

*For this and all subsequent rows, it’s best to avoid the same corner that you finished the last round on.

Round 3: Join new colour in any ch2 corner sp – 5ch & 3dc in same sp; (between next 2 dc clusters – 3dc; in next corner sp – 3dc, 2ch, 3dc) 3 times; between next 2 dc clusters – 3dc; in first corner sp – 2dc; join with sl st in 3^rd ch of beg ch5; fasten off.

Sew in all ends, except the final tail.

How many motifs to make?

We will be covering 2 different joins in the first class and 2 more in the second. So you will need to bring 8 motifs to each class or re-use the same 8 motifs in week 2.

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Course Sign Up & Payment “Joining Crochet Motifs”

Bookings are only secured with the receipt of a full payment. If you have any problems paying, please message me through the “Contact Me” page.

Important – Cancellation Policy

I regret that I will now have to implement the policy below. Should you need to cancel, refunds for the course can only be given up to 14 days before the start of the course and are subject to an administration fee of £15. After this time, i.e. 21/10/25, I am unable to issue refunds as I have already committed to the hire of the venue and the purchase of all course materials and it doesn’t leave me enough time to find a replacement student to make the course financially viable. Of course, full refunds will be given in the event that the course is cancelled due to the venue or I cancelling the course. Thank you for your understanding.

Online only courses – these are non-refundable.

From join-as-you-go, to more decorative crochet borders, discover beautiful and effective ways to join your crochet motifs. During this 2 week course ( 2 x 2 hour sessions), we’re aiming to try 2 different joining techniques each week.

Get to grips with some game changing joins such as “JAGY” and continuous joins.

You’ll learn which joins are best suited to different projects such as bags, blankets and clothing.

IMPORTANT If you are doing my “Design & Make a Granny Square Sweater” course, this is an essential skill to learn! If you are unable to attend this course in person, please sign-up for the online version and make sure you familiarize yourself with the process. I would highly recommend having a go at making samples using the key joins before embarking on your sweater – you won’t regret it!

Skill level

Students should be confident with basic crochet techniques such as dc(UK)/sc(US), tr(UK)/dc(US), slip stitching, chaining and counting stitches. 

Materials required

What do I need to bring to class?
8 or 16 granny squares (see below) with some extra yarn in a couple of contrasting colours for the joins. Your hooks, scissors and a wool/tapestry needle. Reading glasses if you wear them.

How many granny squares?
Please bring 8 motifs per class. You can either make 16 or 8 and reuse them the second week.

What motif should I make?
In order to follow the tutorials correctly, use my traditional, 3 round granny square pattern exactly as written (see below), even if you usually make yours differently. Once you understand the concepts, you will be able to convert the joins to most motifs.

What yarn & hook size should I make them with?
A DK cotton or merino is fine. Make them with a 3.5mm or a 4mm hook, depending on your gauge. Please use the same or compatible yarn for the joining techniques.

What are the colour considerations?
The main consideration is the joining colour. Join with a different colour to the last round of your motifs – this is so that you can clearly see the join you are making in contrast to the actual motif. Your traditional granny squares could actually even be made of a single colour.

Times & Dates

Week 1 : Thursday 18th September 10:00am-12:00pm
Week 2 : Thursday 25th September 10:00am-12:00pm

Venue

The Princess Royal Pub, we’re usually in the section to the far right, as you come in through the main entrance.
Guildford Road,
Runfold,
Farnham,
Surrey, GU10 1NX

New! Online only course

I’ve added an option for an online version of this course. You’ll gain access to this course via my learning platform from Thursday 18th September. The online course includes step by step photo tutorials which can be viewed on screen or as printable pdfs, along with video tutorials for each technique. Once you’ve paid, I’ll set you up and send you login details to the course dashboard. I’ll send a notification on Thursday 18th September after the live class to access the modules.

Booking

Please scroll down to read my cancellation policy before signing up. Thank you.

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Important – why you need to make this exact motif for the course

The joins we are learning can be applied to many motifs, made with any thickness of yarn and hook, in some cases with a bit of modification, however for the purpose of the workshop, please use this exact pattern & yarn thickness so that you can easily follow the instructions in our workshop.

Traditional Three Round Granny Square Instructions

Tools & Materials

DK yarn in 3 colours, (cotton or super-wash wools work up best).
3.5-4mm hook – depending on your personal gauge, i.e. a larger hook if you are a tight crocheter or smaller hook if you are a loose crocheter.

Key US terminology (British terminology in brackets)

beg – beginning
ch – chain
dc – double crochet (tr – treble crochet)
sl st – slip stitch
sp – space

Round 1: 4ch and join in 1^st ch to form a ring; 5ch (counts as 1dc & ch2sp in this and all subsequent rounds*); (in ring – 3dc, ch2) 3 times; 2dc in ring; join with sl st in 3^rd ch of beg ch5; fasten off.

*If this results in a larger space compared to the other 3 corners, you can switch to a 4ch at the start of each round, you’ll still end the round by making a sl st in the 3rd ch.

Round 2: Join new colour in any ch2 corner sp* – 5ch & 3dc in same sp; (in next corner sp – 3dc, 2ch, 3dc) 3 times; in first corner sp – 2dc; join with sl st in 3^rd ch of beg ch5; fasten off.

*For this and all subsequent rows, it’s best to avoid the same corner that you finished the last round on.

Round 3: Join new colour in any ch2 corner sp – 5ch & 3dc in same sp; (between next 2 dc clusters – 3dc; in next corner sp – 3dc, 2ch, 3dc) 3 times; between next 2 dc clusters – 3dc; in first corner sp – 2dc; join with sl st in 3^rd ch of beg ch5; fasten off.

Sew in all ends, except the final tail.

How many motifs to make?

We will be covering 2 different joins in the first class and 2 more in the second. So you will need to bring 8 motifs to each class or re-use the same 8 motifs in week 2.

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Course Sign Up & Payment “Joining Crochet Motifs”

Bookings are only secured with the receipt of a full payment. If you have any problems paying, please message me through the “Contact Me” page.

Important – Cancellation Policy

I regret that I will now have to implement the policy below. Should you need to cancel, refunds for the course can only be given up to 14 days before the start of the course and are subject to an administration fee of £15. After this time, i.e. 04/9/25, I am unable to issue refunds as I have already committed to the hire of the venue and the purchase of all course materials and it doesn’t leave me enough time to find a replacement student to make the course financially viable. Of course, full refunds will be given in the event that the course is cancelled due to the venue or I cancelling the course. Thank you for your understanding.

Online only courses – these are non-refundable.

This is a one off, 3 hour crochet workshop where you’ll be up-cycling Gü Dessert jars! By the end of the 3 hour class, you should have an attractive, beaded tea-light holder.

Skill Level

You must be confident with basic crochet techniques, in particular:

• sc (UK double crochet)
• dc (UK treble crochet)
• slip stitching
• chaining
• counting stitches

This is a fun & easy project but we do have a lot to achieve in 3 hours. I highly recommend brushing up on the above basics before class as this will save a lot of time and means you’ll easily managed to finish a tealight holder in the session!

Dates

This is a one off course, 3 hours long, on a Friday afternoon:

★ Friday 15th August 12:30-3:30pm

Venue

St. Erconwald’s Church Hall
22 Esher Avenue,
Walton-On-Thames
Surrey KT12 2TA

Cost

The course is £36 for the class and includes a kit with (almost) everything you need to make a set of tea light holders.

★ Yarn.
★ Beads (please note, these may vary from images).
★ Ramekin.
★ Tealight
★ Elastic band.

Things to bring!

★ A 2.5mm hook – can be purchased as part of the course – I won’t have spares so please make sure you order one if you need one.
★ Scissors.
★ Wool or tapestry needle for sewing in ends.

Kits

Before the course starts, I will send details of the available kits and you can let me know your kit/colour preference. Colour choices will be allocated on a first come first serve basis.

Class Format

This class comes with detailed class notes and pattern. I provide samples and practical demonstrations of all techniques. Along with the class notes, if the project hasn’t been finished in the allocated time, the students will be able to continue & complete their project in the comfort of their own home, with relative ease as there is a FULL video tutorial. I am also happy to offer help via our Whats App group, up to 7 days after the course has finished.

Course Sign Up & Payment

To book your place, a full payment must be made. If you have problems paying via the form, please get in touch via the Contact Me page. Please read the terms & conditions as well as cancellation policy here: https://mezzacraft.com/course-terms-conditions/

This is a one off, 3 hour crochet workshop where you’ll be up-cycling Gü Dessert jars! By the end of the 3 hour class, you should have an attractive, beaded tea-light holder.

Skill Level

You must be confident with basic crochet techniques, in particular:

• sc (UK double crochet)
• dc (UK treble crochet)
• slip stitching
• chaining
• counting stitches

This is a fun & easy project but we do have a lot to achieve in 3 hours. I highly recommend brushing up on the above basics before class as this will save a lot of time and means you’ll easily managed to finish a tealight holder in the session!

Dates

This is a one off course, 3 hours long, on a Thursday morning:

★ Thursday 14th August 10:00am-1:00pm

Venue

The Princess Royal Pub, we’re usually in the section to the far right, as you come in through the main entrance.
Guildford Road,
Runfold,
Farnham,
Surrey, GU10 1NX

Cost

The course is £36 for the class and includes a kit with (almost) everything you need to make a set of tea light holders.

★ Yarn.
★ Beads (please note, these may vary from images).
★ Ramekin.
★ Tealight
★ Elastic band.

Things to bring!

★ A 2.5mm hook – can be purchased as part of the course – I won’t have spares so please make sure you order one if you need one.
★ Scissors.
★ Wool or tapestry needle for sewing in ends.

Kits

Before the course starts, I will send details of the available kits and you can let me know your kit/colour preference. Colour choices will be allocated on a first come first serve basis.

Class Format

This class comes with detailed class notes and pattern. I provide samples and practical demonstrations of all techniques. Along with the class notes, if the project hasn’t been finished in the allocated time, the students will be able to continue & complete their project in the comfort of their own home, with relative ease as there is a FULL video tutorial. I am also happy to offer help via our Whats App group, up to 7 days after the course has finished.

Course Sign Up & Payment

To book your place, a full payment must be made. If you have problems paying via the form, please get in touch via the Contact Me page. Please read the terms & conditions as well as cancellation policy here: https://mezzacraft.com/course-terms-conditions/

Do you love the look of multiple crochet motifs joined together but hate all the ends? Or maybe you don’t mind the ends but would prefer to save yarn and time? Then this course is for you! Learn the Japanese Continuous Method for Motifs. We will learn the ingenious method of making multiple motifs in sequence, with only 2 ends to sew in!

I have a couple of motifs, a two round square to learn the technique with (the blue fabric) and a three round block (the cream motif used in my cardigan). Once you’ve mastered the technique, it’s possible to apply it to almost any motif.

Skill level

Intermediate/Advanced: Important, students must be confident with basic crochet techniques such as dc(UK)/sc(US), tr(UK)/dc(US), slip stitching, chaining and counting stitches. If you have not crocheted anything in a while, make sure you re-familiarize yourself with these stitches, as we won’t have time for refreshing the basics.

All other techniques will be taught in class.

Intermediate students can use the technique to make a wrap, stole or blanket, i.e. a rectangular or square piece of fabric.

Advanced/Adventurous students can have a go at making a shrug or cardigan – please note there is not a pattern for this, only a “recipe” based on what I have already made so if you want to do this you will need to be happy with very minimal guidance as the course is fundamentally focusing on mastering the technique rather than making a garment.

Tools & Materials

To practice the technique, please bring some cotton DK yarn & a 3.5mm hook. A 4ply cotton with a 3mm hook will also work.

Yarns with a solid colour work best – variegated or multi-coloured yarns can detract from the motif and make reading the stitches tricky.

For making a stole, wrap or other garment, I recommend 4ply yarn.
For making a blanket, you can use DK & a 4mm hook.

What kind of yarn?

As usual, natural fibres are going to work best. Cottons, merinos, wool and blends thereof. Something that feels good next to the skin. Sock yarn would work well.

How much yarn will I need?

Ah yes! This is always the important question but difficult to answer when we don’t yet know what we’re making or how big we are making something. I can give you a very rough guide but be prepared to adjust once you’ve decided on your main project.

Shrug or wrap – 800m 4ply
Throw (small blanket) -1800m DK

Online Content?

I currently have no video content for this course. As usual, throughout the duration of the course, I will endeavor to create videos for any particular techniques people are commonly struggling with but please see this course as fundamentally an “in person” course.

Times & Dates

This is a 4 week course (4 x 2 hour sessions).

Week 1 : Monday 9th June 7:30-9:30pm
Week 2 : Monday 16th June 7:30-9:30pm
Week 3 : Monday 23rd June 7:30-9:30pm
Week 4 : Monday 30th June 7:30-9:30pm

Venue

St. Erconwald’s Church Hall
22 Esher Avenue,
Walton-On-Thames
KT12 2TA

Parking

The church has a large carpark with free parking.

Course Sign Up & Payment “Japanese Continuous Method for Motifs”

Bookings are only secured with the receipt of a full payment. If you have any problems paying, please message me through the “Contact Me” page.
Terms & conditions.

Important – Cancellation Policy

I regret that I will now have to implement the policies below. 

In person courses: Should you need to cancel, refunds for the course can only be given up to 14 days before the start of the course and are subject to an administration fee of £15. After this time, i.e. 26/05/25, I am unable to issue refunds or transfers to other courses. Of course, full refunds will be given in the event that the course is cancelled due to the venue or I cancelling the course. Thank you for your understanding.

The previous 2 dates for this Crochet Basket course sold out, so I am running it again, in Farnham this time at the Princess Royal Pub in Runfold. We’ll be making a handy storage basked out of recycled t-shirt yarn. This is a more relaxed course that’s not heavy on learning new skills and techniques but does offer a satisfying finished project as well as more opportunities throughout the class to chat and interact with your fellow students and friends.

Dates & Times – Crochet a Basket from Recyled T-Shirt Yarn

This is a 2 week course (2 x 2 hour sessions).

Princess Royal Course

• Week 1: Thursday 5th June 2025, 10:00am-12:00pm
• Week 2: Thursday 12th June 2025, 10:00am-12:00pm

Skill Level

Improver. Although this is an easy course, it is beneficial to be confident with basic crochet stitches such as sc (UK dc), dc (UK double crochet), chaining, slip stitching and counting stitches. All other techniques will be taught in class.
This is NOT a learn to crochet course.

Venue

The Princess Royal (pub)
Guildford Road,
Runfold,
Farnham,
Surrey, GU10 1NX

Tools & Materials

• Recycled t-shirt yarn (provided).
• 8mm-9mm hook with integrated handle (hooks with separate handles such as Clover Amour are NOT suitable).
• Locking stitch markers.
• 4mm hook for weaving in ends.
• Scissors.

Kits

The course comes with a skein of tshirt yarn and and the option of a 9mm hook. This is enough yarn to make the larger basket or two small baskets.

Cost

• £50 – 2 x 2 hour sessions + 800g recycled cotton t-shirt yarn (no hook).
• £57 – 2 x 2 hour sessions + 800g recycled cotton t-shirt yarn + 9mm hook.

Please ensure you select the correct venue & course option when booking.

Booking – Crochet a Basket from Recycled T-Shirt Yarn

Bookings are only secured through completing the payment process. Please ensure you read the terms and conditions and cancellation policy: here.

New for this year, I am running this course at the request of several students. I have already taught this once at the Maltings and have now scheduled in these two new course dates for Monday daytimes or Tuesday evenings at the Riverhouse Barn & Monday evenings at St.Erconwald’s church hall, both in Walton-on-Thames. We’ll be making a handy storage basked out of recycled t-shirt yarn. This is a more relaxed course that’s not heavy on learning new skills and techniques but does offer a satisfying finished project as well as more opportunities throughout the class to chat and interact with your fellow students and friends.

Dates & Times – Crochet a Basket from Recyled T-Shirt Yarn

This is a 2 week course (2 x 2 hour sessions).

Riverhouse Barn Daytime Course SOLD OUT

• Week 1: Monday 7th July 2025, 12:30-2:30pm
• Week 2: Monday 14th July 2025, 12:30-2:30pm

Riverhouse Barn Evening Course

• Week 1: Tuesday 1st July 2025, 7:30-9:30pm
• Week 2: Tuesday 8th July 2025, 7:30-9:30pm

St. Erconwald’s Evening Course SOLD OUT

• Week 1: Monday 12th May 2025, 7:30-9:30pm
• Week 2: Monday 18th May 2025, 7:30-9:30pm

St. Erconwald’s Daytime Course

• Week 1: Friday 6th June 2025, 12:30-2:30pm
• Week 2: Friday 13th June 2025, 12:30-2:30pm

Skill Level

Improver. Although this is an easy course, it is beneficial to be confident with basic crochet stitches such as sc (UK dc), dc (UK double crochet), chaining, slip stitching and counting stitches. All other techniques will be taught in class.
This is NOT a learn to crochet course.

Venues

Tuesday evening:

Riverhouse Barn Arts Centre
Studio (in courtyard at the back of the Riverhouse)
Manor Road
Walton-on-Thames
Surrey KT12 2PF

Friday daytime:

St. Erconwald’s Church Hall
22 Esher Avenue,
Walton-On-Thames
Surrey KT12 2TA

Tools & Materials

• Recycled t-shirt yarn (provided).
• 8mm-9mm hook with integrated handle (hooks with separate handles such as Clover Amour are NOT suitable).
• Locking stitch markers.
• 4mm hook for weaving in ends.
• Scissors.

Kits

The course comes with a skein of tshirt yarn and and the option of a 9mm hook.

Cost

• £50 – 2 x 2 hour sessions + 800g recycled cotton t-shirt yarn (no hook).
• £56 – 2 x 2 hour sessions + 800g recycled cotton t-shirt yarn + 9mm ergonomic hook.

Please ensure you select the correct venue & course option when booking.

Booking – Crochet a Basket from Recyled T-Shirt Yarn

Bookings are only secured through completing the payment process. Please ensure you read the terms and conditions and cancellation policy: here.

This workshop is designed as an introduction to crochet. I’ve developed a small project that the parent and child (9+) can each make, learning together.

You’ll be making a small bowl which will teach you how to hold the hook and yarn, chain, make a single crochet (UK double crochet), how to slip stitch and fasten off. You’ll also have the opportunity to embellish your bowl to make it unique.

Please read the next section carefully before signing up. Parents/guardians are best suited to determine the suitability of the class for their child and hopefully an understanding of the way I teach my classes will help you make your decision!

Class Structure & Guidelines

• This workshop is aimed at students aged 9 and above with a participating adult (parent or guardian aged 18+).
• No previous crochet experience is required from either the parent or child.
• This is a 2 hour workshop.
• For this workshop, I will teach a maximum of 8 students (4 adults & 4 children).
• We learn through demonstration, practical application and the use of our class notes & photo tutorials.
• I am not qualified to teach students with severe disabilities and learning difficulties.
• All students should understand that during the learning process we make mistakes and it takes repetition and a willingness to try again in order to progress.

What’s included?

As well as the tuition provided in class, the course also includes detailed class notes with photo tutorials, everything you need, including hook, yarn, needles & stitch markers. You’ll also receive a login so that you can access video tutorials of everything covered in class.

Parent & Child Crochet Taster Session – Saturday Morning

Tuesday 28th October 2025 10:00am-12:00pm

Cost

The course costs £76 for both the parent and child and includes all materials and access to online resources.

What you might want to bring

• Notepad & pen.
• Scissors.
• Drink.
• Reading glasses if you wear them.

Venue

Farnham Maltings
Bridge Square,
Farnham,
Surrey,
GU9 7QR

PLEASE BOOK DIRECTLY THROUGH THE MALTINGS WEBSITE HERE: https://farnhammaltings.com/events/crochet-together

In this Top Down Crochet Sweater Masterclass, you’ll learn how to make this beautiful sweater – lightweight and super soft! Although it’s made with fine yarn, it works up pretty quickly because we’re using a relatively large hook and easy to crochet and easy to memorize stitch pattern.

You’ll learn how to crochet a top-down sweater – working in the round from the neck yoke. We’ll go over how to calculate the number of stitches you need, how to split for the arms and body and how to create the slight bell shaped sleeves – or indeed, sleeves that are not as full – depending on your preference. The seamless construction can be applied to a multitude of stitch patterns – once you’ve mastered it, you could try making different tops using your favourite stitches.

Don’t want to use mohair? No problem! You can also use a 4ply yarn.

Skill Level

You must be confident with the basic crochet stitches such as sc (UK double), dc (UK treble), slip stitching and chaining. For less experienced crocheters, I would highly recommend making the sweater in 4ply first, rather than mohair.

Course Location

Riverhouse Barn Arts Centre
Studio (in courtyard at the back of the Riverhouse)
Manor Road
Walton-on-Thames
Surrey KT12 2PF

Course Dates

This is a 5 week course (5 x2 hour sessions), running on Monday afternoons.

• Week 1: Monday 2nd June 2025, 12:30-2:30pm
• Week 2: Monday 9th June 2025, 12:30-2:30pm
• Week 3: Monday 16th June 2025, 12:30-2:30pm
• Week 4: Monday 23rd June 2025, 12:30-2:30pm
• Week 5: Monday 30th June 2025, 12:30-2:30pm

Cost

• £100 for 5 weeks + online resources.

Please note : the cost of materials are not included in the course fees. You will need to make sure you have the correct type and quantity of yarn & have prepared for the first class (details will be emailed to you upon sign up).

Materials Required

You’ll need kid silk mohair. Please see the charts below for yarn suggestions and approximate yardages per size range. If you want to make it longer in the body, please allow for extra yarn. Prices were accurate at time of publishing. If you are unable to use mohair, please contact me to discuss suitable alternatives.

Yarn Name	Yardage per ball	Fibre Content	Price per 25g	Notes	Link
Friends Kid Silk	200 m (218 yds)	72% Mohair, 25% Silk, 3% Wool	£9.10	Price reduces the more balls you buy. Allow extra time for shipping from Denmark.	Friends Kid Silk | Yarn | Mayflower – Hobbii.co.uk
Yarnsmiths Kid Mohair Silk	210 m (230 yds )	25% Silk, 75% Mohair	£7.60	Currently 2 balls for £10	Yarnsmiths | Kid Mohair Silk | woolwarehouse.co.uk
Valley Yarns Southampton	210 m (230 yds )	72% Mohair, 28% Silk	£8.99	Sign-up for newsletter and look out for special offers	Valley Yarns | Southampton | lovecrafts.com

IMPORTANT: If you are using a different brand/type of yarn, you must make sure the yardage per 25g ball matches. If in doubt, please contact me with a link to the yarn you are thinking of buying.

Size	Yardage*
10-12	975 m (1065 yds) – approx. 5 x25g balls of Mayflower Super Kid Silk
12-14	1170 m ( yds) – approx. 6 x25g balls of Mayflower Super Kid Silk
14-16	1365 m ( yds) – approx. 7 x25g balls of Mayflower Super Kid Silk
16-18	15960 m ( yds) – approx. 8 x25g balls of Mayflower Super Kid Silk

You’ll also need 3mm, 3.5mm & 4mm crochet hooks.

Alternative Yarn Options

If you don’t like mohair, there are several other options I can recommend such as Drops Nord https://www.woolwarehouse.co.uk/yarn/drops-nord-all-colours or Yarnsmiths Merino Sock https://www.woolwarehouse.co.uk/yarnsmiths-merino-sock-all-colours

You’ll need a different yardage for this as it’s a 4ply rather than laceweight so please get in touch if you need help deciding how much yarn you need.

Course Size

Currently the course is limited to a maximum of 10 students.

Student Resources

I have a dedicated student resource page with a login (which you’ll receive once you’ve signed up) where you’ll find all the class notes and many useful videos to watch at your leisure. I have run this course quite a few times now so most techniques have video support.

Book Your Spot on the Top Down Crochet Sweater Masterclass

Bookings are only secured through completing the payment process. Please ensure you read the terms and conditions and cancellation policy: here.

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Important – Cancellation Policy

Should you need to cancel, refunds for the course can only be given up to 14 days before the start of the course and are subject to an administration fee of £15. After this time, i.e. 19/05/25, I am unable to issue refunds or transfers. Of course, full refunds will be given in the event that the course is cancelled due to the venue or me cancelling the course. Thank you for your understanding.