Learn How to Make a Hexagon Granny Square Sweater
Class experience
US Grade 7 - 10
Intermediate - Advanced Level
Have you ever wanted to make a sweater, but you're unsure of how and where to start? Let me help. In this class, we will spend 11 weeks learning how to create a simple Hexagon Granny Square sweater. I will teach different types of stitches needed for the project: -Slip Knot -Magic Circle -Double Crochet (specific to the use of the granny stitch) -Mattress Stitch -Ribbing I will also go over and discuss how to read a crochet diagram. This will help with future crochet projects. With the...
11 lessons//11 Weeks
Week 1Lesson 1Breakdown of courseMaterials needed, steps, and stitches used in making the sweater Stitches: Slip Knot, Slip Stitch, Chain Stitch/Magic Circle, and Double Crochet. How to read a diagram.Week 2Lesson 2Begin 1st sideWe will begin making the 1st of the 2 sides of the sweater. Discuss how to read a diagram.Week 3Lesson 31st sideWe will continue to add rows to our sweater.Week 4Lesson 41st sideWe will continue and finish adding rows to our sweater.Week 5Lesson 5Begin 2nd sideWe will begin the second side of our sweater and go over how to start the hexagon.Week 6Lesson 62nd sideWe will continue to add rows to our sweaters.Week 7Lesson 72nd sideWe will continue and finish adding rows to our sweaters.Week 8Lesson 8Sewing it all togetherI will teach how to make the mattress stitch when we sew it all together. This is the best stitch for creating a low visible seam.Week 9Lesson 9RibbingI will teach how to make the ribbing stitch and will begin applying it to the sweater.Week 10Lesson 10RibbingWe will continue ribbing the sweaterWeek 11Lesson 11Last minute...This last class is dedicated to any last bits of the sweater that need to be worked on.
How to make your own Hexagon Granny Square Sweater and Granny Squares for future projects.
Homework Offered
Students will work on their squares between classes.0 - 1 hours per week outside of class
Assessments Offered
Grades Offered
-Crochet hook 4.0 - 5.0 mm -Embroidery needle -Medium weight yarn (at least 2 color of your choosing or up to 4 colors) -Scissors -Yarn markers
Students will use scissors and embroidery needles.
Hi there! My name is Tessa DeForge. I live in the beautiful state of Vermont with my husband, 2 silly dogs and 2 precocious cats. I graduated from Massachusetts College of Art and Design in 2011 and hold a bachelor's in Art Education. I am very...
Group Class
$15
weekly or $155 for 11 classes1x per week, 11 weeks
55 min
Completed by 2 learners
Live video meetings
Ages: 11-16
1-5 learners per class