One colour brioche and cables | Honey Brioche Cowl

You need to be confident in knitting & purling, no previous experience in brioche required.

Honey Brioche Cowl (Ravelry link) by Stephen West is a squashy, puffy, fully reversible cowl. 

This class is for those of you who haven't cabled or brioch-ed before! 

In the first class you will start the cowl with an icord, pick up stitches and start the cables. 

In the second class you will learn one colour (flat) brioche!

Sample version (8 inch x 42 inch) is narrower and shorter than the original design, if you want to make the original size (10 inch x 50 inch) you will need more yarn.

Materials required (not included):

• Yarn: Sample shown uses one cake of WildWestDye's Singles merino/ cashmere/ silk or 3 balls of Lang Merino Sport yarn and 50g of mohair. You can also use one strand of DK weight yarn, you will need approx. 200g of DK weight yarn.
  

• Needles: Sample version used 4.5mm and 4mm, straight or circular as per your preference.
• Cable needle available here

• Pattern: Honey Comb cowl (Ravelry link) by Stephen West

Dates: 

• Tuesday January 20th & 3rd February, 6:30pm - 8:30pm

Instructor: Rebecca Glazier

Make up classes are not available, if you miss a session, Rebecca will do her best to get you back on track. Help & Assistance workshops are also available.

Credit for future classes or a refund minus $15 administration fee will only be provided if we are notified either by phone or email at least 3 days (72 hours) in advance of the class or workshop.

Please note - Baaad Rabbits is located in an old building with no insulation - if it is cold outside, the shop is also cold in the morning - please dress accordingly.

We request you do not attend the class if you are feeling unwell, please note, partial class refund is not available, and the 72 hour cancellation policy applies.

Covid policy: Baaad Rabbits supports the wearing of masks whilst respecting everyone's personal choice. 

Rebecca has been knitting since she was 7 years old and crocheting since she was 10! She has always had a love for textiles and colour. Teaching people how to knit and crochet expresses one of her greatest joys; sharing her creativity and passion with people.