Christmas in July: Seton Portage Fingerless Mitts - 2 session class, Tuesdays, July 15 and July 22 from 11 am - 12:30 pm
Get a jump start on your holiday projects and join us for Christmas in July! In this two-session class, you’ll knit the beautiful Seton Portage Mitts, inspired by the stunning mountain village of Seton Portage in British Columbia.
This pattern artfully combines traditional stitching with brioche to create a textured design that evokes the gentle snowfall in a pine forest. With both written directions and a chart, it’s accessible and rewarding for knitters ready to try new techniques.
In this class, you’ll learn:
✨ Brioche in the round
✨ Combining classic and brioche stitches for a rich, dimensional fabric
✨ How to follow written and charted instructions
✨ Shaping techniques for fingerless mittens
Perfect for gifts or keeping your own hands cozy, these mitts are a great way to get ahead on holiday crafting.
Skill Level: Advanced beginner. Must know how to long-tail cast on, bind off, knit stitch, purl stitch, and be comfortable knitting on dpns.
Class price: $65 + materials
Class Schedule:
Two Session Class. Each class will be 90 minutes
July 15 & 22, 11 am - 12:30 pm
Materials Needed:
Pattern: Seton Portage Mitts by Monika of Knitted Wishes
Needles: US 5 (3.75mm) double pointed needles
Yarn: 143 yards of Aran or Worsted Weight yarn.
Stitch markers
Tapestry needle
Scissors
NOTE: We ask that all yarn for classes be purchased in the shop. Discounts of 10% will be applied. Materials can be purchased at the shop prior to class.
Registration: Call the shop to register for this class at 732-820-6676 or email hello@thecreativeknot.com.
Class Size: 6 person max. Must have two registered for class to occur.
Donna Schmitt, @knitwithattitude (Ravelry), @knittingwithattitude (IG) & www.knittingwithattitude.com is your instructor for this class. Donna learned both knit & crochet as a child, and has fallen back in love with both (knitting for 15+ years, crocheting for 3+). Donna loves to knit & crochet pretty much everything she can get her hands on, including blankets, hats, shawls, cowls, fingerless mitts, tops & sweaters. She loves anything fiber-related and also felts, dyes yarn, embroiders, and loves needlepoint & crewelwork.