Sweater Club #29 – Join the Fun!

Before one Sweater Club even wraps up, the big question is always: “What’s next?” Well, here it is—Sweater Club #29 is ready for you!

This knitalong is all about connection, creativity, and community. We meet in person to support and inspire each other as we each knit or crochet our own sweater. Whether you're new to sweaters or a seasoned pro, you're welcome here!

How It Works

1) Choose your sweater pattern
Select your favorite from our curated list of designs. We choose patterns based on current knitting trends, interesting techniques, designer creativity, reliability, and inclusive sizing (from bust 30" to 60")—so there's something for everyone.

2) Sign up
You can sign up here (by selecting a design in the drop down menu) or in-store. There’s no fee to join!

3) Get your yarn
To participate, purchase your yarn from our shop. We’ll help you pick the perfect fiber and color.

4) Buy your pattern
Purchase your chosen pattern through Ravelry (click on the pattern names to link to Ravelry) or directly from our shop.

5) Join us for weekly meet-ups
Enjoy the camaraderie, share your progress, and get help when you need it. We meet up once a week, but feel free to get started early. And, don't forget to swatch!

Meet-Up Details

When: Sundays, 11:00 AM – 12:00 Noon
Dates: Nov 30 – Jan 18, 2026
Where: In person at our shop
Attendance is totally flexible—come whenever you can.

The Designs

For Sweater Club #29 - This time around we looked for a cable designs that can be enjoyed this winter, something suitable for those who want to delve into beautiful cables all over or choose the design that a faux cable, but still have some. We think you'll like what we chose.

For the Knitters

Peach Bourbon Tea

Peach Bourbon Tea is knit from the bottom up. Panels under the arms and along the sides of the body make for easy modifications if you want to adjust the fit. Notes are in the pattern on altering the size or proportion in a number of ways. Cable instructions are both charted and written. Deeper texture comes from wrapped twists at center back and along each front, while more traditional cable columns are paired on either side of the body, and crossed in long swoops. This elegant mix of motifs provides just enough contrast to be interesting and leans into the delicate vibe of the fabric. The amount of patterning doesn’t compete with the yarn itself, and allows the fabric to drape beautifully.

Forager

Forager is worked seamlessly from the top down. The yoke is shaped by using a modified version of the contiguous set-in sleeves method developed by Susie Myers. First the yoke is worked back and forth to the final neck CO. When the neck shaping is complete, the yoke is worked in rounds to sleeve separation. The sleeve stitches are placed on hold and the underarm stitches are cast on. Then the body is worked in rounds to the twisted braid and ribbing. The sleeve stitches are then picked up again to work the sleeve in rounds, top down, to the cuffs. Neck finishing is worked last.

For the Crocheters:

Blithe Cable Pullover

The Blithe Cable Pullover has long twisting cables that give this pullover sweater easy sophistication. The loose gauge allows you enough drape for a flattering fit.

The smooth and stretchy extended single crochet background allows the cabled section to remain perfectly vertical while working in the round. Increases on the front yoke of the sweater are made next to the cables to make them less noticeable; this will create a bit of fullness on either side of the cable near the bust, which will disappear when the sweater is blocked.

Yarn Selection

Both designs call for DK weight yarn. You can choose from any DK or combine fingering weight and mohair to create your own luxurious yarn. We really like the array of our Juniper Moon Herriot (Dk weight and Fingering), Queensland Kathmandu DK for these projects. As well as our fingering and Mohair collections. Come in and we'll help you find the perfect yarn for your sweater.

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