Knit a cute mini troi vest and learn about this unique Estonian fisherman colourwork sweater from the island of Kihnu. You’ll learn lots of skills in this workshop from Kihnu vits knitted braids and the use of steeks for seamless in the round construction. We will even cut 3 mini steeks used for the armholes and neck with the help of crochet reinforcement. This is the perfect workshop if you’ve had the Saar vest or Troi sweater patterns are you knit list.
This is a workshop at Grumpy Ginger Yarn Co., Wyong, NSW, Australia.
Workshop has 1 hour lunch break. Basic morning tea will be provided as well as table water. Specialty drinks and lunch can be purchased at in store Cafe - Little Lunch.
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Intermediate knitter; students should be comfortable to knit and purl in the round, should be comfortable knitting stranded colourwork / fair isle, cast-on, bind-off.
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US 6 / 4 mm needles for knitting small circumference (Double pointed needles or circular needles for magic loop)
Tapestry / darning needle
Scissors
3-4 mm crochet hook
DK yarn (preferably non-superwash - think yarn you would use for colourwork) in 3 contrasting colours in the following approx. amounts:
MC (main colour) 20g
CC1 (contrast colour 1) 20g
CC2 (contrast colour 2 used for steek reinforcement) 5g