Sweater Club #27 – Join the Fun!

Before one Sweater Club even wraps up, the big question is always: “What’s next?” Well, here it is—Sweater Club #27 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: June 22 – July 27
Where: In person at our shop
Attendance is totally flexible—come whenever you can!

The Designs

For Sweater Club #27 - This time around we looked for quick designs that can be finished in just a few weeks, something suitable for warm weather and even something easy enough for new sweater knitters. We think you'll like what we chose.

For the Knitters

Manis

Knitted in the round from the bottom with a wavy hemline created by a chevron lace pattern in fingering weight yarn, the rest of the pullover is understated and knitted with a single strand of lace weight silk-mohair yarn with a needle that goes up in sizes towards the shoulders. The result is a wonderful gradation of translucency and airiness in the fabric. Make use of interchangeable needles with this one. You'll be using US 4, 7,8,9 and 10.

Yarn: You'll be surprised that most sizes will only require one skein of fingering weight and 1-2 skeins of mohair (or other lace weight if you prefer). We made our sample with our custom 29 Bridges Go To Sock "Raku" and Suri lace weight.

Sommerknus

Three years ago Sommerknus was one of our sweater choices and we have always wanted to bring it back for an encore. It was that popular! The design is worked from the top down making it easy to adjust the body and sleeve length (short, ¾ or long sleeves). You'll enjoy the all-over textured pattern - similar to a sampler.

Yarn: This one will look amazing knit with Berroco Modern Linen, Sandnes Garn Line or any number of sport to dk weight cotton or linen yarns from our shelves.

For the Crocheters:

Sia Cardigan

Take your crochet skills to the next level with SIA Crochet Cardigan. This easy crochet pattern offers a stylish cardigan pattern that is both trendy and functional, making it a favorite among passionate makers. Everyone will appreciate the clear instructions in this pattern. Confident beginners will shouldn't be intimidated. You can do this!

Yarn: The design calls for light fingering weight together with a strand of mohair. You can also go with a single strand of sport or dk cotton or merino.

Come in and we'll help you find the perfect yarn for your sweater.

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