Regrets, cancelled. Let us know if you would like to see this rescheduled for a future month!

Monthly the first Thursday evening of the month

Want some support in getting through the ever growing mending pile? Have a particularly tricky mend you’d like some help gaming out strategy on? Join us for our new Monthly Mending Meetup, a drop in mending clinic where you can bring 1-2 projects to trouble shoot and work on, have access to a range of mending supplies, hang out with other menders, and treat yourself to a drink special!

We’ll spend the hour and a half together saving our beloved textiles from landfill and learning from each other (and get that much needed accountability we all need for our sometimes less exciting projects). You’ll have long time mender Kristin along side you to decide what the best technique for your project may be and get you going.

Please note this is less a class and more a casual gathering. We will be able to help you with your projects and you’ll pick up skills along the way but this is not a space to fully learn new techniques. If you want to get a great foundation for your mending before joining us, please join us for our hand sewing classes Visible Mending and/or Sashiko Stitching. 

Lead mender: Kristin Parker

Meetup fee: $25 includes support from Kristin and access to needles/pins, fabric scraps, and thread for use during the meetup.

Max of 8 attendees. Read and understand our Store Policies here. As with our classes, there are no refunds for missed sessions. If you can not attend on the date you signed up for, please contact us and you can use your credit at a future mending meetup!

Sold out class or interested in sharing feedback on classes with us? Click below!

Have a knitting project you’ve gotten stuck on or a big bin of WIPs that haven’t been touched in …well who knows how long?!

Drop in during our Knitting Clinic hour and get unstuck. We’ll support you on whatever you’re working on. These are generally offered Wed/Thur/Fri from 3-4pm starting Friday, May 8. To be sure, check our registration platform for all confirmed dates.

Please note this is not a class. If you’re looking to learn techniques rather than get support on something you’re working on, check out our Knitting Newbies, Next Step Knitting, and Beyond Beginner Knitting classes as well as specific technique classes that we offer. 

The Knitting Clinic is one hour long for a max of four people. Register through our class platform here, or walk-in the day of and you can attend if space permits.

In practice, this Clinic happens "rain or shine" as scheduled; no minimum # of students. So, if you register and you're the only one, congrats, you have a private session at an unbelieveable price! If you register and there are up to 4 of you, we'll split the time fairly so everyone gets some assistance. We think you'll also learn from hearing others' questions, so this is a great outcome too!

Clinic fee: $15 for any portion of the hour that you attend

Bring: your work-in-progress, needles and notions 

Clinic policy differs from our Class Policy as it is not a class. Your registration is valid for the date you choose and there are no refunds nor store credit including for no-shows the day-of.

However, if you need to make a change and would like to come on a future date, please email or call us as soon as you know (even the day-of) and it should be fine to reschedule you. 

Sold out class or interested in sharing feedback on classes with us? Click below!

Have a knitting project you’ve gotten stuck on or a big bin of WIPs that haven’t been touched in …well who knows how long?!

Drop in during our Knitting Clinic hour and get unstuck. We’ll support you on whatever you’re working on. These are generally offered Wed/Thur/Fri from 3-4pm starting Friday, May 8. To be sure, check our registration platform for all confirmed dates.

Please note this is not a class. If you’re looking to learn techniques rather than get support on something you’re working on, check out our Knitting Newbies, Next Step Knitting, and Beyond Beginner Knitting classes as well as specific technique classes that we offer. 

The Knitting Clinic is one hour long for a max of four people. Register through our class platform here, or walk-in the day of and you can attend if space permits.

In practice, this Clinic happens "rain or shine" as scheduled; no minimum # of students. So, if you register and you're the only one, congrats, you have a private session at an unbelieveable price! If you register and there are up to 4 of you, we'll split the time fairly so everyone gets some assistance. We think you'll also learn from hearing others' questions, so this is a great outcome too!

Clinic fee: $15 for any portion of the hour that you attend

Bring: your work-in-progress, needles and notions 

Clinic policy differs from our Class Policy as it is not a class. Your registration is valid for the date you choose and there are no refunds nor store credit including for no-shows the day-of.

However, if you need to make a change and would like to come on a future date, please email or call us as soon as you know (even the day-of) and it should be fine to reschedule you. 

Sold out class or interested in sharing feedback on classes with us? Click below!

Have a knitting project you’ve gotten stuck on or a big bin of WIPs that haven’t been touched in …well who knows how long?!

Drop in during our Knitting Clinic hour and get unstuck. We’ll support you on whatever you’re working on. These are generally offered Wed/Thur/Fri from 3-4pm starting Friday, May 8. To be sure, check our registration platform for all confirmed dates.

Please note this is not a class. If you’re looking to learn techniques rather than get support on something you’re working on, check out our Knitting Newbies, Next Step Knitting, and Beyond Beginner Knitting classes as well as specific technique classes that we offer. 

The Knitting Clinic is one hour long for a max of four people. Register through our class platform here, or walk-in the day of and you can attend if space permits.

In practice, this Clinic happens "rain or shine" as scheduled; no minimum # of students. So, if you register and you're the only one, congrats, you have a private session at an unbelieveable price! If you register and there are up to 4 of you, we'll split the time fairly so everyone gets some assistance. We think you'll also learn from hearing others' questions, so this is a great outcome too!

Clinic fee: $15 for any portion of the hour that you attend

Bring: your work-in-progress, needles and notions 

Clinic policy differs from our Class Policy as it is not a class. Your registration is valid for the date you choose and there are no refunds nor store credit including for no-shows the day-of.

However, if you need to make a change and would like to come on a future date, please email or call us as soon as you know (even the day-of) and it should be fine to reschedule you. 

Sold out class or interested in sharing feedback on classes with us? Click below!

Have a knitting project you’ve gotten stuck on or a big bin of WIPs that haven’t been touched in …well who knows how long?!

Drop in during our Knitting Clinic hour and get unstuck. We’ll support you on whatever you’re working on. These are generally offered Wed/Thur/Fri from 3-4pm starting Friday, May 8. To be sure, check our registration platform for all confirmed dates.

Please note this is not a class. If you’re looking to learn techniques rather than get support on something you’re working on, check out our Knitting Newbies, Next Step Knitting, and Beyond Beginner Knitting classes as well as specific technique classes that we offer. 

The Knitting Clinic is one hour long for a max of four people. Register through our class platform here, or walk-in the day of and you can attend if space permits.

In practice, this Clinic happens "rain or shine" as scheduled; no minimum # of students. So, if you register and you're the only one, congrats, you have a private session at an unbelieveable price! If you register and there are up to 4 of you, we'll split the time fairly so everyone gets some assistance. We think you'll also learn from hearing others' questions, so this is a great outcome too!

Clinic fee: $15 for any portion of the hour that you attend

Bring: your work-in-progress, needles and notions 

Clinic policy differs from our Class Policy as it is not a class. Your registration is valid for the date you choose and there are no refunds nor store credit including for no-shows the day-of.

However, if you need to make a change and would like to come on a future date, please email or call us as soon as you know (even the day-of) and it should be fine to reschedule you. 

Sold out class or interested in sharing feedback on classes with us? Click below!

Three Saturdays in May from 10-11am.

In this three-session course (each session is one hour long) you’ll learn how to cast on, knit and purl, make garter, stockinette and rib stitch fabric, seam and bind off and in doing so make your choice of wrist warmers, a cowl or a set of stitch swatches.

Course fee of $100 includes one pair of wooden needles and 1 skein of machine-washable medium-weight wool.

Teacher: Kristin Parker

During your course, you may shop with a 10% discount on full-price items (some limited items are excluded from this discount) on the dates your class meets.

Minimum 2 people to confirm the class, maximum of 4 students total. If we don’t reach the minimum of two students by 3 days before the date of the first class we’ll refund your purchase in full. Read and understand our Class Policies here. This course is intended for adults. If your child is interested in learning we welcome you to organize a group of 2-4 kids and talk to us about scheduling a class for your small group. The minimum recommended age for kids to start learning to knit or crochet is around 8 years old but this can vary by child.

Sold out class or interested in sharing feedback on classes with us? Click below!

Three Saturdays in May from 12-1pm.

In this three-session course (each session is one hour long) you’ll build on what you learned in the beginner knitting class or course you’ve previously taken. It is geared towards new knitters who can cast on, knit and purl, and bind off independently, but who do not know how to read or follow a pattern. We will not review the basics (cast on, knit, purl, bind off) so please be sure you know how to do these things before signing up. As well, if you are very comfortably knitting beyond the basics already, this class is not for you. Consider one of our project-based classes that we will also have at the shop targeting advanced beginner/intermediate knitters.

In this Beyond Beginner Knitting Course you’ll learn how to read and follow a simple pattern and how to fix common mistakes.

Course fee of $100 includes 1 skein of medium-weight machine washable wool and 1 set of knitters tools (cable needle, stitch holder, tapestry needles, stitch markers, row counter, handi-tool and Knit Chek). It does not include knitting needles. Please bring a pair of knitting needles suitable for medium-weight yarn (sizes 6, 7, 8 or 9), either straight points or circular.

Teacher: Kristin Parker

During your course, you may shop with a 10% discount on full-price items (some limited items are excluded from this discount) on the dates your class meets.

Minimum 2 people to confirm the class, maximum of 4 students total. If we don’t reach the minimum of two students by 3 days before the date of the first class we’ll refund your purchase in full. Read and understand our Class Policies here. This course is intended for adults. If your child is interested in learning we welcome you to organize a group of 2-4 kids and talk to us about scheduling a class for your small group. The minimum recommended age for kids to start learning to knit or crochet is around 8 years old but this can vary by child.

Sold out class or interested in sharing feedback on classes with us? Click below!

Three Saturdays in May from 1:30-2:30pm.

In this three-session course (each session is one hour long) you’ll learn these essentials: chain, single/double/treble crochet, and seaming, and in doing so make your choice of phone case or notions pouch.

Course fee of $100 includes one crochet hook and a few mini balls of yarn to start you off (100% cotton).

Teacher: Jocelyn Songco

During your course, you may shop with a 10% discount on full-price items (some limited items are excluded from this discount) on the dates your class meets.

Minimum 2 people to confirm the class, maximum of 4 students total. If we don’t reach the minimum of two students by 3 days before the date of the first class we’ll refund your purchase in full. Read and understand our Class Policies here. This course is intended for adults. If your child is interested in learning we welcome you to organize a group of 2-4 kids and talk to us about scheduling a class for your small group. The minimum recommended age for kids to start learning to knit or crochet is around 8 years old but this can vary by child.

Sold out class or interested in sharing feedback on classes with us? Click below!

Three Saturdays in May from 3-4pm.

In this three-session course (each session is one hour long) you’ll build on what you learned in the Beginner Crochet class or Crochet Newbies course you’ve previously taken. It is geared towards new crocheters who can make a slip knot, chain, and make single crochets, double crochets, and half-double crochets independently, and who are ready to build on this foundation. We will not review the basics (slip knot, chain, sc, dc, hdc) so please be sure you know how to do these things before signing up. As well, if you are very comfortably crochet beyond the basics already, this class is not for you. Consider one of our project-/technique-based classes that we plan to also have at the shop targeting advanced beginner/intermediate crocheters.

In this Beyond Beginner Crochet Course you’ll learn how to follow simple patterns to make a small basket/project bag and granny squares.

Course fee of $100 includes 1 hank of 3mm cotton cord for the basket/project bag plus hook.

Teacher: Jocelyn Songco

During your course, you may shop with a 10% discount on full-price items (some limited items are excluded from this discount) on the dates your class meets.

Minimum 2 people to confirm the class, maximum of 4 students total. If we don’t reach the minimum of two students by 3 days before the date of the first class we’ll refund your purchase in full. Read and understand our Class Policies here. This course is intended for adults. If your child is interested in learning we welcome you to organize a group of 2-4 kids and talk to us about scheduling a class for your small group. The minimum recommended age for kids to start learning to knit or crochet is around 8 years old but this can vary by child.

Sold out class or interested in sharing feedback on classes with us? Click below!

Learn the fun and relaxing technique of needle felting by making a highland cow duo! A perfect parent-child activity to celebrate Mother’s or Father’s Day! Or come on your own and make some felting friends!

Your instructor Carlise will guide you in shaping your highland cows in the color(s) you choose.

The class is beginner friendly, hands on and you get to take your adorable new cows home!

Course Fee: $85 includes all materials and use of tools

Teacher: Carlise Azmitia, Hudson Valley Atelier

Class Size: min 2 and max 10

Updated 2/18/25 to change event date to 5/16/26.

Sold out class or interested in sharing feedback on classes with us? Click below!

Have a knitting project you’ve gotten stuck on or a big bin of WIPs that haven’t been touched in …well who knows how long?!

Drop in during our Knitting Clinic hour and get unstuck. We’ll support you on whatever you’re working on. These are generally offered Wed/Thur/Fri from 3-4pm starting Friday, May 8. To be sure, check our registration platform for all confirmed dates.

Please note this is not a class. If you’re looking to learn techniques rather than get support on something you’re working on, check out our Knitting Newbies, Next Step Knitting, and Beyond Beginner Knitting classes as well as specific technique classes that we offer. 

The Knitting Clinic is one hour long for a max of four people. Register through our class platform here, or walk-in the day of and you can attend if space permits.

In practice, this Clinic happens "rain or shine" as scheduled; no minimum # of students. So, if you register and you're the only one, congrats, you have a private session at an unbelieveable price! If you register and there are up to 4 of you, we'll split the time fairly so everyone gets some assistance. We think you'll also learn from hearing others' questions, so this is a great outcome too!

Clinic fee: $15 for any portion of the hour that you attend

Bring: your work-in-progress, needles and notions 

Clinic policy differs from our Class Policy as it is not a class. Your registration is valid for the date you choose and there are no refunds nor store credit including for no-shows the day-of.

However, if you need to make a change and would like to come on a future date, please email or call us as soon as you know (even the day-of) and it should be fine to reschedule you. 

Sold out class or interested in sharing feedback on classes with us? Click below!

Have a knitting project you’ve gotten stuck on or a big bin of WIPs that haven’t been touched in …well who knows how long?!

Drop in during our Knitting Clinic hour and get unstuck. We’ll support you on whatever you’re working on. These are generally offered Wed/Thur/Fri from 3-4pm starting Friday, May 8. To be sure, check our registration platform for all confirmed dates.

Please note this is not a class. If you’re looking to learn techniques rather than get support on something you’re working on, check out our Knitting Newbies, Next Step Knitting, and Beyond Beginner Knitting classes as well as specific technique classes that we offer. 

The Knitting Clinic is one hour long for a max of four people. Register through our class platform here, or walk-in the day of and you can attend if space permits.

In practice, this Clinic happens "rain or shine" as scheduled; no minimum # of students. So, if you register and you're the only one, congrats, you have a private session at an unbelieveable price! If you register and there are up to 4 of you, we'll split the time fairly so everyone gets some assistance. We think you'll also learn from hearing others' questions, so this is a great outcome too!

Clinic fee: $15 for any portion of the hour that you attend

Bring: your work-in-progress, needles and notions 

Clinic policy differs from our Class Policy as it is not a class. Your registration is valid for the date you choose and there are no refunds nor store credit including for no-shows the day-of.

However, if you need to make a change and would like to come on a future date, please email or call us as soon as you know (even the day-of) and it should be fine to reschedule you. 

Sold out class or interested in sharing feedback on classes with us? Click below!

Have a knitting project you’ve gotten stuck on or a big bin of WIPs that haven’t been touched in …well who knows how long?!

Drop in during our Knitting Clinic hour and get unstuck. We’ll support you on whatever you’re working on. These are generally offered Wed/Thur/Fri from 3-4pm starting Friday, May 8. To be sure, check our registration platform for all confirmed dates.

Please note this is not a class. If you’re looking to learn techniques rather than get support on something you’re working on, check out our Knitting Newbies, Next Step Knitting, and Beyond Beginner Knitting classes as well as specific technique classes that we offer. 

The Knitting Clinic is one hour long for a max of four people. Register through our class platform here, or walk-in the day of and you can attend if space permits.

In practice, this Clinic happens "rain or shine" as scheduled; no minimum # of students. So, if you register and you're the only one, congrats, you have a private session at an unbelieveable price! If you register and there are up to 4 of you, we'll split the time fairly so everyone gets some assistance. We think you'll also learn from hearing others' questions, so this is a great outcome too!

Clinic fee: $15 for any portion of the hour that you attend

Bring: your work-in-progress, needles and notions 

Clinic policy differs from our Class Policy as it is not a class. Your registration is valid for the date you choose and there are no refunds nor store credit including for no-shows the day-of.

However, if you need to make a change and would like to come on a future date, please email or call us as soon as you know (even the day-of) and it should be fine to reschedule you. 

Sold out class or interested in sharing feedback on classes with us? Click below!

Three Saturdays in May from 10-11am.

In this three-session course (each session is one hour long) you’ll learn how to cast on, knit and purl, make garter, stockinette and rib stitch fabric, seam and bind off and in doing so make your choice of wrist warmers, a cowl or a set of stitch swatches.

Course fee of $100 includes one pair of wooden needles and 1 skein of machine-washable medium-weight wool.

Teacher: Kristin Parker

During your course, you may shop with a 10% discount on full-price items (some limited items are excluded from this discount) on the dates your class meets.

Minimum 2 people to confirm the class, maximum of 4 students total. If we don’t reach the minimum of two students by 3 days before the date of the first class we’ll refund your purchase in full. Read and understand our Class Policies here. This course is intended for adults. If your child is interested in learning we welcome you to organize a group of 2-4 kids and talk to us about scheduling a class for your small group. The minimum recommended age for kids to start learning to knit or crochet is around 8 years old but this can vary by child.

Sold out class or interested in sharing feedback on classes with us? Click below!

Three Saturdays in May from 12-1pm.

In this three-session course (each session is one hour long) you’ll build on what you learned in the beginner knitting class or course you’ve previously taken. It is geared towards new knitters who can cast on, knit and purl, and bind off independently, but who do not know how to read or follow a pattern. We will not review the basics (cast on, knit, purl, bind off) so please be sure you know how to do these things before signing up. As well, if you are very comfortably knitting beyond the basics already, this class is not for you. Consider one of our project-based classes that we will also have at the shop targeting advanced beginner/intermediate knitters.

In this Beyond Beginner Knitting Course you’ll learn how to read and follow a simple pattern and how to fix common mistakes.

Course fee of $100 includes 1 skein of medium-weight machine washable wool and 1 set of knitters tools (cable needle, stitch holder, tapestry needles, stitch markers, row counter, handi-tool and Knit Chek). It does not include knitting needles. Please bring a pair of knitting needles suitable for medium-weight yarn (sizes 6, 7, 8 or 9), either straight points or circular.

Teacher: Kristin Parker

During your course, you may shop with a 10% discount on full-price items (some limited items are excluded from this discount) on the dates your class meets.

Minimum 2 people to confirm the class, maximum of 4 students total. If we don’t reach the minimum of two students by 3 days before the date of the first class we’ll refund your purchase in full. Read and understand our Class Policies here. This course is intended for adults. If your child is interested in learning we welcome you to organize a group of 2-4 kids and talk to us about scheduling a class for your small group. The minimum recommended age for kids to start learning to knit or crochet is around 8 years old but this can vary by child.

Sold out class or interested in sharing feedback on classes with us? Click below!

Three Saturdays in May from 1:30-2:30pm.

In this three-session course (each session is one hour long) you’ll learn these essentials: chain, single/double/treble crochet, and seaming, and in doing so make your choice of phone case or notions pouch.

Course fee of $100 includes one crochet hook and a few mini balls of yarn to start you off (100% cotton).

Teacher: Jocelyn Songco

During your course, you may shop with a 10% discount on full-price items (some limited items are excluded from this discount) on the dates your class meets.

Minimum 2 people to confirm the class, maximum of 4 students total. If we don’t reach the minimum of two students by 3 days before the date of the first class we’ll refund your purchase in full. Read and understand our Class Policies here. This course is intended for adults. If your child is interested in learning we welcome you to organize a group of 2-4 kids and talk to us about scheduling a class for your small group. The minimum recommended age for kids to start learning to knit or crochet is around 8 years old but this can vary by child.

Sold out class or interested in sharing feedback on classes with us? Click below!

Three Saturdays in May from 3-4pm.

In this three-session course (each session is one hour long) you’ll build on what you learned in the Beginner Crochet class or Crochet Newbies course you’ve previously taken. It is geared towards new crocheters who can make a slip knot, chain, and make single crochets, double crochets, and half-double crochets independently, and who are ready to build on this foundation. We will not review the basics (slip knot, chain, sc, dc, hdc) so please be sure you know how to do these things before signing up. As well, if you are very comfortably crochet beyond the basics already, this class is not for you. Consider one of our project-/technique-based classes that we plan to also have at the shop targeting advanced beginner/intermediate crocheters.

In this Beyond Beginner Crochet Course you’ll learn how to follow simple patterns to make a small basket/project bag and granny squares.

Course fee of $100 includes 1 hank of 3mm cotton cord for the basket/project bag plus hook.

Teacher: Jocelyn Songco

During your course, you may shop with a 10% discount on full-price items (some limited items are excluded from this discount) on the dates your class meets.

Minimum 2 people to confirm the class, maximum of 4 students total. If we don’t reach the minimum of two students by 3 days before the date of the first class we’ll refund your purchase in full. Read and understand our Class Policies here. This course is intended for adults. If your child is interested in learning we welcome you to organize a group of 2-4 kids and talk to us about scheduling a class for your small group. The minimum recommended age for kids to start learning to knit or crochet is around 8 years old but this can vary by child.

Sold out class or interested in sharing feedback on classes with us? Click below!

We welcome you to come shop small, local and happy at Yarn Farm Kingston on Memorial Day, Monday, May 25 from 10am-4pm!

Can’t wait to see you!

We love our Yarn Farm Friends!

Have a knitting project you’ve gotten stuck on or a big bin of WIPs that haven’t been touched in …well who knows how long?!

Drop in during our Knitting Clinic hour and get unstuck. We’ll support you on whatever you’re working on. These are generally offered Wed/Thur/Fri from 3-4pm starting Friday, May 8. To be sure, check our registration platform for all confirmed dates.

Please note this is not a class. If you’re looking to learn techniques rather than get support on something you’re working on, check out our Knitting Newbies, Next Step Knitting, and Beyond Beginner Knitting classes as well as specific technique classes that we offer. 

The Knitting Clinic is one hour long for a max of four people. Register through our class platform here, or walk-in the day of and you can attend if space permits.

In practice, this Clinic happens "rain or shine" as scheduled; no minimum # of students. So, if you register and you're the only one, congrats, you have a private session at an unbelieveable price! If you register and there are up to 4 of you, we'll split the time fairly so everyone gets some assistance. We think you'll also learn from hearing others' questions, so this is a great outcome too!

Clinic fee: $15 for any portion of the hour that you attend

Bring: your work-in-progress, needles and notions 

Clinic policy differs from our Class Policy as it is not a class. Your registration is valid for the date you choose and there are no refunds nor store credit including for no-shows the day-of.

However, if you need to make a change and would like to come on a future date, please email or call us as soon as you know (even the day-of) and it should be fine to reschedule you. 

Sold out class or interested in sharing feedback on classes with us? Click below!

Have a knitting project you’ve gotten stuck on or a big bin of WIPs that haven’t been touched in …well who knows how long?!

Drop in during our Knitting Clinic hour and get unstuck. We’ll support you on whatever you’re working on. These are generally offered Wed/Thur/Fri from 3-4pm starting Friday, May 8. To be sure, check our registration platform for all confirmed dates.

Please note this is not a class. If you’re looking to learn techniques rather than get support on something you’re working on, check out our Knitting Newbies, Next Step Knitting, and Beyond Beginner Knitting classes as well as specific technique classes that we offer. 

The Knitting Clinic is one hour long for a max of four people. Register through our class platform here, or walk-in the day of and you can attend if space permits.

In practice, this Clinic happens "rain or shine" as scheduled; no minimum # of students. So, if you register and you're the only one, congrats, you have a private session at an unbelieveable price! If you register and there are up to 4 of you, we'll split the time fairly so everyone gets some assistance. We think you'll also learn from hearing others' questions, so this is a great outcome too!

Clinic fee: $15 for any portion of the hour that you attend

Bring: your work-in-progress, needles and notions 

Clinic policy differs from our Class Policy as it is not a class. Your registration is valid for the date you choose and there are no refunds nor store credit including for no-shows the day-of.

However, if you need to make a change and would like to come on a future date, please email or call us as soon as you know (even the day-of) and it should be fine to reschedule you. 

Sold out class or interested in sharing feedback on classes with us? Click below!

Have a knitting project you’ve gotten stuck on or a big bin of WIPs that haven’t been touched in …well who knows how long?!

Drop in during our Knitting Clinic hour and get unstuck. We’ll support you on whatever you’re working on. These are generally offered Wed/Thur/Fri from 3-4pm starting Friday, May 8. To be sure, check our registration platform for all confirmed dates.

Please note this is not a class. If you’re looking to learn techniques rather than get support on something you’re working on, check out our Knitting Newbies, Next Step Knitting, and Beyond Beginner Knitting classes as well as specific technique classes that we offer. 

The Knitting Clinic is one hour long for a max of four people. Register through our class platform here, or walk-in the day of and you can attend if space permits.

In practice, this Clinic happens "rain or shine" as scheduled; no minimum # of students. So, if you register and you're the only one, congrats, you have a private session at an unbelieveable price! If you register and there are up to 4 of you, we'll split the time fairly so everyone gets some assistance. We think you'll also learn from hearing others' questions, so this is a great outcome too!

Clinic fee: $15 for any portion of the hour that you attend

Bring: your work-in-progress, needles and notions 

Clinic policy differs from our Class Policy as it is not a class. Your registration is valid for the date you choose and there are no refunds nor store credit including for no-shows the day-of.

However, if you need to make a change and would like to come on a future date, please email or call us as soon as you know (even the day-of) and it should be fine to reschedule you. 

Sold out class or interested in sharing feedback on classes with us? Click below!

Three Saturdays in May from 10-11am.

In this three-session course (each session is one hour long) you’ll learn how to cast on, knit and purl, make garter, stockinette and rib stitch fabric, seam and bind off and in doing so make your choice of wrist warmers, a cowl or a set of stitch swatches.

Course fee of $100 includes one pair of wooden needles and 1 skein of machine-washable medium-weight wool.

Teacher: Kristin Parker

During your course, you may shop with a 10% discount on full-price items (some limited items are excluded from this discount) on the dates your class meets.

Minimum 2 people to confirm the class, maximum of 4 students total. If we don’t reach the minimum of two students by 3 days before the date of the first class we’ll refund your purchase in full. Read and understand our Class Policies here. This course is intended for adults. If your child is interested in learning we welcome you to organize a group of 2-4 kids and talk to us about scheduling a class for your small group. The minimum recommended age for kids to start learning to knit or crochet is around 8 years old but this can vary by child.

Sold out class or interested in sharing feedback on classes with us? Click below!

Three Saturdays in May from 12-1pm.

In this three-session course (each session is one hour long) you’ll build on what you learned in the beginner knitting class or course you’ve previously taken. It is geared towards new knitters who can cast on, knit and purl, and bind off independently, but who do not know how to read or follow a pattern. We will not review the basics (cast on, knit, purl, bind off) so please be sure you know how to do these things before signing up. As well, if you are very comfortably knitting beyond the basics already, this class is not for you. Consider one of our project-based classes that we will also have at the shop targeting advanced beginner/intermediate knitters.

In this Beyond Beginner Knitting Course you’ll learn how to read and follow a simple pattern and how to fix common mistakes.

Course fee of $100 includes 1 skein of medium-weight machine washable wool and 1 set of knitters tools (cable needle, stitch holder, tapestry needles, stitch markers, row counter, handi-tool and Knit Chek). It does not include knitting needles. Please bring a pair of knitting needles suitable for medium-weight yarn (sizes 6, 7, 8 or 9), either straight points or circular.

Teacher: Kristin Parker

During your course, you may shop with a 10% discount on full-price items (some limited items are excluded from this discount) on the dates your class meets.

Minimum 2 people to confirm the class, maximum of 4 students total. If we don’t reach the minimum of two students by 3 days before the date of the first class we’ll refund your purchase in full. Read and understand our Class Policies here. This course is intended for adults. If your child is interested in learning we welcome you to organize a group of 2-4 kids and talk to us about scheduling a class for your small group. The minimum recommended age for kids to start learning to knit or crochet is around 8 years old but this can vary by child.

Sold out class or interested in sharing feedback on classes with us? Click below!

Three Saturdays in May from 1:30-2:30pm.

In this three-session course (each session is one hour long) you’ll learn these essentials: chain, single/double/treble crochet, and seaming, and in doing so make your choice of phone case or notions pouch.

Course fee of $100 includes one crochet hook and a few mini balls of yarn to start you off (100% cotton).

Teacher: Jocelyn Songco

During your course, you may shop with a 10% discount on full-price items (some limited items are excluded from this discount) on the dates your class meets.

Minimum 2 people to confirm the class, maximum of 4 students total. If we don’t reach the minimum of two students by 3 days before the date of the first class we’ll refund your purchase in full. Read and understand our Class Policies here. This course is intended for adults. If your child is interested in learning we welcome you to organize a group of 2-4 kids and talk to us about scheduling a class for your small group. The minimum recommended age for kids to start learning to knit or crochet is around 8 years old but this can vary by child.

Sold out class or interested in sharing feedback on classes with us? Click below!

Three Saturdays in May from 3-4pm.

In this three-session course (each session is one hour long) you’ll build on what you learned in the Beginner Crochet class or Crochet Newbies course you’ve previously taken. It is geared towards new crocheters who can make a slip knot, chain, and make single crochets, double crochets, and half-double crochets independently, and who are ready to build on this foundation. We will not review the basics (slip knot, chain, sc, dc, hdc) so please be sure you know how to do these things before signing up. As well, if you are very comfortably crochet beyond the basics already, this class is not for you. Consider one of our project-/technique-based classes that we plan to also have at the shop targeting advanced beginner/intermediate crocheters.

In this Beyond Beginner Crochet Course you’ll learn how to follow simple patterns to make a small basket/project bag and granny squares.

Course fee of $100 includes 1 hank of 3mm cotton cord for the basket/project bag plus hook.

Teacher: Jocelyn Songco

During your course, you may shop with a 10% discount on full-price items (some limited items are excluded from this discount) on the dates your class meets.

Minimum 2 people to confirm the class, maximum of 4 students total. If we don’t reach the minimum of two students by 3 days before the date of the first class we’ll refund your purchase in full. Read and understand our Class Policies here. This course is intended for adults. If your child is interested in learning we welcome you to organize a group of 2-4 kids and talk to us about scheduling a class for your small group. The minimum recommended age for kids to start learning to knit or crochet is around 8 years old but this can vary by child.

Sold out class or interested in sharing feedback on classes with us? Click below!

You will create a colorful watercolor painting led by Hudson Valley Atelier instructor Carlise Azmitia.

Come with friends or on your own and nourish your creativity! This paint and sip will last approximately ninety minutes to two hours.

Event fee: $50 includes instruction in a small group setting, supplies and your choice of one alcoholic or non-alcoholic beverage. At YFK we offer wine, local beer and hard cider, fresh brewed artisanal tea and sodas.

Minimum 2 people to confirm the event, maximum of 12 students total. If we don’t reach the minimum of two attendees by 3 days before the date of the event we’ll refund your purchase in full. Read and understand our Class Policies here.

Sold out class or interested in sharing feedback on classes with us? Click below!

Three Saturday afternoons in June from 2-3:30pm.

In this three-session course you’ll learn the basics of weaving on a lap loom including plain weave, weaving with multiple colors, adding texture, warping a loom, and planning and executing your own simple design. You will receive a small loom and a supply of wool in the first class and you will use this loom for the length of the course. Each session is 90 min long of which approx. 60-75 min is active teaching and 15-30 min is reserved at the end of class for guided practice weaving.

Course fee of $120 includes a small loom that you can borrow and take home with you for the full length of the course, a small supply of starter yarn and cotton warp, a weaving needle and a tapestry needle. Should you wish to purchase a loom at the end of your course you will have 15% off your new loom purchase (from our available stock of tapestry/lap looms).

Teacher: Jocelyn Songco

During your course, you may shop with a 10% discount on full-price items (some limited items are excluded from this discount) on the dates your class meets.

Minimum 2 people to confirm the class, maximum of 6 students total. If we don’t reach the minimum of two students by 3 days before the date of the first class we’ll refund your purchase in full. Read and understand our Class Policies here. This course is intended for adults. If your child is interested in learning we welcome you to organize a group of 2-4 kids and talk to us about scheduling a class for your small group. Weaving is a great option for kids!

Sold out class or interested in sharing feedback on classes with us? Click below!

Sashiko, a Japanese form of embroidery well over a hundred years old, has exploded in popularity lately! Unsurprising as it’s both beautiful and functional.

The foundation of sashiko is the rhythm of stitching, using a special plate thimble made of metal. In this class Jocelyn will share how to use this thimble and an overview of sashiko as taught by Atsushi Futatsuya, a third generation master sashiko artist. (For more on Atsushi and opportunities to learn directly from this master, see his website and Instagram.)

Teacher: Jocelyn Songco

Class fee $65 and materials fee $20, or a total cost of $85.

Materials provided: metal plate thimble, one skein (20 meters) of sashiko embroidery floss, one sashiko needle, and one 100% cotton or linen fat quarter.

Minimum 2 people to confirm the class, maximum of 8 students total. If we don’t reach the minimum of two students by 3 days before the date of the first class we’ll refund your purchase in full. Read and understand our Class Policies here.

Learn the fun and relaxing technique of wet and needle felting by making a marvelous mushroom. 

Your instructor Carlise will guide you in wet felting the red topper then needle felting the core mushroom. Then you finish your mushroom with embellishments and glue it on a base. Ta dah!

The class is beginner friendly, hands on and you get to take your marvelous mushroom home!

Course Fee: $100 includes all necessary materials and use of tools

Teacher: Carlise Azmitia, Hudson Valley Atelier

Minimum 2 people to confirm the class, maximum of 8 students total. If we don’t reach the minimum of two students by 3 days before the date of the first class we’ll refund your purchase in full. Read and understand our Class Policies here.

Sold out class or interested in sharing feedback on classes with us? Click below!

To kick off this trunk show, join us as we host a happy hour with Kim of Newburgh Yarn Co. and her breathtaking saturated tonals from 6-8pm on Friday, June 12.

This course meets three consecutive Saturdays from 12-1pm.

Know the basics of knitting but not quite ready to tackle the more advanced stuff covered in Beyond Beginner Knitting like cables, lace and reading charts? Next Step Knitting is the perfect stepping stone between our two classes: Knitting Newbies and Beyond Beginner Knitting. In Next Step Knitting we’ll cover some techniques to get you well on your way with all you need to know to make simple beginner patterns.

You’ll learn:

• Basic increases

• Basic decreases

• How to knit in the round (both small and large circumference)

• Basics of reading a pattern

• How to fix your mistakes 

• How to read your knitting (aka what did I do here?) 

In Next Step knitting, we’ll focus on building a skill each class, but you’ll also be working on a simple project of your choice during the class and there will be class time to trouble shoot your project. 

Class 1. Increases and decreases and how to read a pattern. 

Class 2. Knitting in the round (small circumference and large) 

Class 3. Fix your mistakes and read your knitting 

Required Skills: This is not a learn to knit class. Please have taken our Knitting Newbies course or have equivalent skills before joining us for this course.

You must already know how to:

• Cast on

• Knit

• Purl 

• Bind off 

Materials needed:

• Yarn to play around with (feel free to bring your materials from Knitting Newbies)

• Needles that correspond to the yarn size

• Optional: a project of choice to be working on during class. If you stop by the shop prior to class beginning, we can help you select something. 

During your course, you may shop with a 10% discount on full-price items (some limited items are excluded from this discount) on the dates your class meets.

Minimum 2 people to confirm the class, maximum of 6 students total. If we don’t reach the minimum of two students by 3 days before the date of the first class we’ll refund your purchase in full. Read and understand our Class Policies here.

Sold out class or interested in sharing feedback on classes with us? Click below!

Three Saturday afternoons in June from 2-3:30pm.

In this three-session course you’ll learn the basics of weaving on a lap loom including plain weave, weaving with multiple colors, adding texture, warping a loom, and planning and executing your own simple design. You will receive a small loom and a supply of wool in the first class and you will use this loom for the length of the course. Each session is 90 min long of which approx. 60-75 min is active teaching and 15-30 min is reserved at the end of class for guided practice weaving.

Course fee of $120 includes a small loom that you can borrow and take home with you for the full length of the course, a small supply of starter yarn and cotton warp, a weaving needle and a tapestry needle. Should you wish to purchase a loom at the end of your course you will have 15% off your new loom purchase (from our available stock of tapestry/lap looms).

Teacher: Jocelyn Songco

During your course, you may shop with a 10% discount on full-price items (some limited items are excluded from this discount) on the dates your class meets.

Minimum 2 people to confirm the class, maximum of 6 students total. If we don’t reach the minimum of two students by 3 days before the date of the first class we’ll refund your purchase in full. Read and understand our Class Policies here. This course is intended for adults. If your child is interested in learning we welcome you to organize a group of 2-4 kids and talk to us about scheduling a class for your small group. Weaving is a great option for kids!

Sold out class or interested in sharing feedback on classes with us? Click below!

Three 2-hour classes on Sunday afternoons from 2-4pm.

Yarn Farm loves Cal Patch!

Sewing on a machine is quick and practical, but for many it’s difficult to find the dedicated time and space required to make it a regular habit. Moving your sewing practice into the realm of handwork (like knitting, crochet, and embroidery) means you can stitch up garments whenever you have a few spare minutes, or on the couch at night while watching a movie, and carry a project with you so you always have it on the go. Sewing by hand adds an element of meditative calm to your sewing practice. Amazingly, you might find you can finish a hand-sewn garment sooner than a machine-sewn one!
We will work with a pattern (see supply list for options) for a simple, knit T- shirt and learn how to sew seams, finish necklines and hem edges with only your hands and a needle and thread. Several methods for each type of seam will be shown, so you may also create a sampler of extra techniques.
No prerequisite skills, though an understanding of basic sewing principles will be helpful. You will need to have your pieces (front and back only, skip any facings) cut out before start of class.

Supplies needed:
— Pattern for simple t-shirt (see list below)
— Fabric: light-to-medium weight cotton jersey or interlock knit fabric. Quantity as indicated for your size* on pattern, but 2 yards is probably
sufficient for most. Solid, print or stripes, your choice!
— Front and Back pieces (and sleeves if pattern has them) ALREADY CUT OUT of your fabric (no need for any facings included in pattern). Please use simplest version with no added seams, unless you don’t mind extra homework.
— Fat quarter or approximately 12-18” square (smaller is fine) of similar or
same fabric (could be a scrap left over after cutting) for sampler
— All-purpose thread, can be contrast (to see your stitches) or matching
and/or size 8 Perle Cotton
— Hand-sewing needles in a few sizes, or your favorite size
— Pins
— Scissors
— Marking tool (chalk, wax or pencil) and ruler
— Optional: Thimble

Please use one of the following patterns, or a similar T-shirt or boxy top:

— Boxy Tee/Drapy Tunic, OR T-Shirt pattern, drafted in a previous class with Cal, or from her online video class, or tutorial found on her website (for boxy tee only). (NOTE: please just do the simple version without the seam and pocket)
https://calpatch.com

— Jade T-shirt
https://shop.made-by-rae.com/collections/knits/products/jade

— Lou Box Top
https://www.sewdiy.com/shop/lou-box-top-pdf-pattern

— All Well Box Top**
https://www.etsy.com/listing/713038843/all-well-box-
top-sewing-pattern-hacking

— Shirt No. 1**
https://shop.100actsofsewing.com/collections/digital-patterns/products/100-acts-of-sewing-shirt-no-1-pdf-sewing-pattern

**These are loose-fitting tops, meant for woven fabrics, so they have some ease built in. so you may wish to choose a size or two smaller than called for according to your measurements, for a more fitted t-shirt. If you are very concerned about a perfect fit, you may wish to machine-stitch a muslin/fit sample first, or baste your cut pieces, to confirm size.

Teacher: Cal Patch
Class Size: min 3 and max 5
Class Fee: $180 for the course of three 2-hour classes

During your course, you may shop with a 10% discount on full-price items (some limited items are excluded from this discount) on the dates your class meets.

For classes with Cal Patch, minimum 3 people to confirm the class, maximum of 5 students total. If we don’t reach the minimum of three students by one week before the date of the first class we’ll refund your purchase in full. Read and understand our Class Policies here.

Sold out class or interested in sharing feedback on classes with us? Click below!

We wrap up this trunk show with Kim of Newburgh Yarn Co. and her breathtaking saturated tonals with your opportunity to Meet the Maker from 2-4pm on Sunday, June 14.

Come on by! Squish, squee and shop this yarn dyed in neighboring Newburgh, NY.

This course meets three consecutive Saturdays from 12-1pm.

Know the basics of knitting but not quite ready to tackle the more advanced stuff covered in Beyond Beginner Knitting like cables, lace and reading charts? Next Step Knitting is the perfect stepping stone between our two classes: Knitting Newbies and Beyond Beginner Knitting. In Next Step Knitting we’ll cover some techniques to get you well on your way with all you need to know to make simple beginner patterns.

You’ll learn:

• Basic increases

• Basic decreases

• How to knit in the round (both small and large circumference)

• Basics of reading a pattern

• How to fix your mistakes 

• How to read your knitting (aka what did I do here?) 

In Next Step knitting, we’ll focus on building a skill each class, but you’ll also be working on a simple project of your choice during the class and there will be class time to trouble shoot your project. 

Class 1. Increases and decreases and how to read a pattern. 

Class 2. Knitting in the round (small circumference and large) 

Class 3. Fix your mistakes and read your knitting 

Required Skills: This is not a learn to knit class. Please have taken our Knitting Newbies course or have equivalent skills before joining us for this course.

You must already know how to:

• Cast on

• Knit

• Purl 

• Bind off 

Materials needed:

• Yarn to play around with (feel free to bring your materials from Knitting Newbies)

• Needles that correspond to the yarn size

• Optional: a project of choice to be working on during class. If you stop by the shop prior to class beginning, we can help you select something. 

During your course, you may shop with a 10% discount on full-price items (some limited items are excluded from this discount) on the dates your class meets.

Minimum 2 people to confirm the class, maximum of 6 students total. If we don’t reach the minimum of two students by 3 days before the date of the first class we’ll refund your purchase in full. Read and understand our Class Policies here.

Sold out class or interested in sharing feedback on classes with us? Click below!

Three Saturday afternoons in June from 2-3:30pm.

In this three-session course you’ll learn the basics of weaving on a lap loom including plain weave, weaving with multiple colors, adding texture, warping a loom, and planning and executing your own simple design. You will receive a small loom and a supply of wool in the first class and you will use this loom for the length of the course. Each session is 90 min long of which approx. 60-75 min is active teaching and 15-30 min is reserved at the end of class for guided practice weaving.

Course fee of $120 includes a small loom that you can borrow and take home with you for the full length of the course, a small supply of starter yarn and cotton warp, a weaving needle and a tapestry needle. Should you wish to purchase a loom at the end of your course you will have 15% off your new loom purchase (from our available stock of tapestry/lap looms).

Teacher: Jocelyn Songco

During your course, you may shop with a 10% discount on full-price items (some limited items are excluded from this discount) on the dates your class meets.

Minimum 2 people to confirm the class, maximum of 6 students total. If we don’t reach the minimum of two students by 3 days before the date of the first class we’ll refund your purchase in full. Read and understand our Class Policies here. This course is intended for adults. If your child is interested in learning we welcome you to organize a group of 2-4 kids and talk to us about scheduling a class for your small group. Weaving is a great option for kids!

Sold out class or interested in sharing feedback on classes with us? Click below!

Three 2-hour classes on Sunday afternoons from 2-4pm.

Yarn Farm loves Cal Patch!

Sewing on a machine is quick and practical, but for many it’s difficult to find the dedicated time and space required to make it a regular habit. Moving your sewing practice into the realm of handwork (like knitting, crochet, and embroidery) means you can stitch up garments whenever you have a few spare minutes, or on the couch at night while watching a movie, and carry a project with you so you always have it on the go. Sewing by hand adds an element of meditative calm to your sewing practice. Amazingly, you might find you can finish a hand-sewn garment sooner than a machine-sewn one!
We will work with a pattern (see supply list for options) for a simple, knit T- shirt and learn how to sew seams, finish necklines and hem edges with only your hands and a needle and thread. Several methods for each type of seam will be shown, so you may also create a sampler of extra techniques.
No prerequisite skills, though an understanding of basic sewing principles will be helpful. You will need to have your pieces (front and back only, skip any facings) cut out before start of class.

Supplies needed:
— Pattern for simple t-shirt (see list below)
— Fabric: light-to-medium weight cotton jersey or interlock knit fabric. Quantity as indicated for your size* on pattern, but 2 yards is probably
sufficient for most. Solid, print or stripes, your choice!
— Front and Back pieces (and sleeves if pattern has them) ALREADY CUT OUT of your fabric (no need for any facings included in pattern). Please use simplest version with no added seams, unless you don’t mind extra homework.
— Fat quarter or approximately 12-18” square (smaller is fine) of similar or
same fabric (could be a scrap left over after cutting) for sampler
— All-purpose thread, can be contrast (to see your stitches) or matching
and/or size 8 Perle Cotton
— Hand-sewing needles in a few sizes, or your favorite size
— Pins
— Scissors
— Marking tool (chalk, wax or pencil) and ruler
— Optional: Thimble

Please use one of the following patterns, or a similar T-shirt or boxy top:

— Boxy Tee/Drapy Tunic, OR T-Shirt pattern, drafted in a previous class with Cal, or from her online video class, or tutorial found on her website (for boxy tee only). (NOTE: please just do the simple version without the seam and pocket)
https://calpatch.com

— Jade T-shirt
https://shop.made-by-rae.com/collections/knits/products/jade

— Lou Box Top
https://www.sewdiy.com/shop/lou-box-top-pdf-pattern

— All Well Box Top**
https://www.etsy.com/listing/713038843/all-well-box-
top-sewing-pattern-hacking

— Shirt No. 1**
https://shop.100actsofsewing.com/collections/digital-patterns/products/100-acts-of-sewing-shirt-no-1-pdf-sewing-pattern

**These are loose-fitting tops, meant for woven fabrics, so they have some ease built in. so you may wish to choose a size or two smaller than called for according to your measurements, for a more fitted t-shirt. If you are very concerned about a perfect fit, you may wish to machine-stitch a muslin/fit sample first, or baste your cut pieces, to confirm size.

Teacher: Cal Patch
Class Size: min 3 and max 5
Class Fee: $180 for the course of three 2-hour classes

During your course, you may shop with a 10% discount on full-price items (some limited items are excluded from this discount) on the dates your class meets.

For classes with Cal Patch, minimum 3 people to confirm the class, maximum of 5 students total. If we don’t reach the minimum of three students by one week before the date of the first class we’ll refund your purchase in full. Read and understand our Class Policies here.

Sold out class or interested in sharing feedback on classes with us? Click below!

Two ninety-minute sessions meeting on Sunday afternoon

So many Yarn Farm Friends ask us about visible mending, and for good reason! Use sewing techniques to mend, beautify and sustain your garments and textile treasures. Brilliant!

You will learn these techniques with hands-on practice in class on woven fabric - think cottons, linens, button down shirts and the like:

• Running stitch (with or without thimble)

• Patching (raw or with a neat edge)

• Applique

• Reverse applique

• Woven patch (without a loom)

• Embroidery

You will learn these techniques with hands-on practice in class on knit fabric - think handknits and commercially-made knits, t-shirts, stretch leggings and the like:

• Darning

• Patching

• Woven patch (without a loom)

It’s indeed a lot, and we’ll move steadily through the techniques. You may not try every single one yourself in class but you’ll certainly do 2-3 of them per class, and you’ll have what you need to keep practicing and mending at home, including a materials kit (value approx. $30-40) included in your class fee. In class we’ll also go through the range of tools that can be helpful. But to start you don’t need very much!

Teacher: Jocelyn Songco
Class fee $100 including materials.

Materials provided (illustrative and valued at approx. $30-40): variety of cloth (cotton, linen, wool and stretch jersey), sashiko embroidery floss, DMC embroidery floss, wool/nylon thread, needles, stick and stitch for  embroidery, embroidery hoop and pins.

Not included: thimble or darning egg, but these are available for purchase. During your course, you may shop with a 10% discount on full-price items (some limited items are excluded from this discount) on the dates your class meets.

Minimum 2 people to confirm the class, maximum of 6 students total. If we don’t reach the minimum of two students by 3 days before the date of the first class we’ll refund your purchase in full. Read and understand our Class Policies here.

Sold out class or interested in sharing feedback on classes with us? Click below!

Yarn Farm loves Cal Patch!

Adding a touch of embroidery can turn nearly any plain thing into an art piece or heirloom. You can stitch on clothes, home goods, accessories and other textiles you’ve made yourself, or bought pre-made. By embellishing on these items, you can make gifts more personal, commemorate events, hide mending or stains, or just give a tired old item a new life.
We will learn 12 different classic embroidery stitches and experiment on a free-form sampler, or a project of your choice. Once you know how, you’ll want to add a touch of stitched decoration to everything you own, make or give.

Please bring: a fat quarter or approximately 18" square of woven cotton or linen cloth (gingham works great) for your sampler, embroidery floss and needles, and some small scissors

Yarn Farm Kingston will have basic sewing kits and a small selection of fabric available for purchase if needed! During your course, you may shop with a 10% discount on full-price items (some limited items are excluded from this discount) on the dates your class meets.

Teacher: Cal Patch
Class Fee: $90

For classes with Cal Patch, minimum 3 people to confirm the class, maximum of 5 students total. If we don’t reach the minimum of three students by one week before the date of the first class we’ll refund your purchase in full. Read and understand our Class Policies here.

Sold out class or interested in sharing feedback on classes with us? Click below!

This is one class in a four-part series that meets once a month starting in June. Be sure you are registering for your intended sock step session(s).

Need sock knitting support? We got ya!

Whether you’ve taken sock class with us before, need a refresher on one of the trickier bits of sock making, or are brand new to socks, this drop in class is for you!

One Saturday morning a month we will meet for ninety minutes to work on a specific tricky part of sock making.

We’ll rotate through so if you want to come every month you’ll end up with a sock (or pair of socks!) by the end of the rotation. Note that these drop in sessions are for cuff down, magic loop socks. You’re welcome to bring your own pattern, as long as it’s cuff down.* If you want a super simple starting point, try Summer Lee’s I’m so Basic Socks or Weekend Shorty Socks (both free patterns). If you’d like to work on double pointed needles instead, get in touch and we can see if we can accommodate depending on how many other people are registered. 

• Month 1. Begin: Magic loop set up for 1 or 2 socks at a time!

• Month 2. Heel time: get support on your heel flap and/or heel turn**

• Month 3. Gusset! Get help picking up those tiny stitches, getting back in the round and/or starting your gusset decreases**

• Month 4. The End: Toe decrease and/or Kitchener stitch support** 

**Depending on timing and your individual knitting speed you may only get to one of the steps listed. Try to bring in the trickiest part for you.

Please note, socks are an intermediate knitting project. If you are new to socks, you are very welcome. If you are new/newer to knitting, consider taking our Knitting Newbies, Next Step Knitting, and Beyond Beginner Knitting classes before joining this one.

We expect anyone dropping in to the Sock Clinic to feel confident with the following techniques:

• Cast on

• Bind off

• Knitting in the round

• Comfortable ribbing (knitting and purling)

Not required, but helpful if you have some experience with shaping using decreases (k2tog and SSK).

Teacher: Kristin Parker

Class Fee: $35 for this ninety minute course; if you register for all four sessions in the series we will issue you a Yarn Farm Kingston eGift card for $15 (approx. 10% savings for taking the whole series)!

Materials: none provided; bring your sock WIP

During your course, you may shop with a 10% discount on full-price items (some limited items are excluded from this discount) on the dates your class meets.

Minimum 2 people to confirm the class, maximum of 6 students total. If we don’t reach the minimum of two students by 3 days before the date of the first class we’ll refund your purchase in full. Read and understand our Class Policies here. Thiscourse is intended for adults. If your child is interested in learning we welcome you to organize a group of 2-4 kids and talk to us about scheduling a class for your small group. The minimum recommended age for kids to start learning to knit or crochet is around 8 years old but this can vary by child.

*If you’re dying to make toe up socks, fill out this form and let us know. We may add in a toe up version in the future if there is enough interest. Other class feedback or interests? Please use the same form. We’d love to hear from you!

Photo credit: Summer Lee

This course meets three consecutive Saturdays from 12-1pm.

Know the basics of knitting but not quite ready to tackle the more advanced stuff covered in Beyond Beginner Knitting like cables, lace and reading charts? Next Step Knitting is the perfect stepping stone between our two classes: Knitting Newbies and Beyond Beginner Knitting. In Next Step Knitting we’ll cover some techniques to get you well on your way with all you need to know to make simple beginner patterns.

You’ll learn:

• Basic increases

• Basic decreases

• How to knit in the round (both small and large circumference)

• Basics of reading a pattern

• How to fix your mistakes 

• How to read your knitting (aka what did I do here?) 

In Next Step knitting, we’ll focus on building a skill each class, but you’ll also be working on a simple project of your choice during the class and there will be class time to trouble shoot your project. 

Class 1. Increases and decreases and how to read a pattern. 

Class 2. Knitting in the round (small circumference and large) 

Class 3. Fix your mistakes and read your knitting 

Required Skills: This is not a learn to knit class. Please have taken our Knitting Newbies course or have equivalent skills before joining us for this course.

You must already know how to:

• Cast on

• Knit

• Purl 

• Bind off 

Materials needed:

• Yarn to play around with (feel free to bring your materials from Knitting Newbies)

• Needles that correspond to the yarn size

• Optional: a project of choice to be working on during class. If you stop by the shop prior to class beginning, we can help you select something. 

During your course, you may shop with a 10% discount on full-price items (some limited items are excluded from this discount) on the dates your class meets.

Minimum 2 people to confirm the class, maximum of 6 students total. If we don’t reach the minimum of two students by 3 days before the date of the first class we’ll refund your purchase in full. Read and understand our Class Policies here.

Sold out class or interested in sharing feedback on classes with us? Click below!

Three 2-hour classes on Sunday afternoons from 2-4pm.

Yarn Farm loves Cal Patch!

Sewing on a machine is quick and practical, but for many it’s difficult to find the dedicated time and space required to make it a regular habit. Moving your sewing practice into the realm of handwork (like knitting, crochet, and embroidery) means you can stitch up garments whenever you have a few spare minutes, or on the couch at night while watching a movie, and carry a project with you so you always have it on the go. Sewing by hand adds an element of meditative calm to your sewing practice. Amazingly, you might find you can finish a hand-sewn garment sooner than a machine-sewn one!
We will work with a pattern (see supply list for options) for a simple, knit T- shirt and learn how to sew seams, finish necklines and hem edges with only your hands and a needle and thread. Several methods for each type of seam will be shown, so you may also create a sampler of extra techniques.
No prerequisite skills, though an understanding of basic sewing principles will be helpful. You will need to have your pieces (front and back only, skip any facings) cut out before start of class.

Supplies needed:
— Pattern for simple t-shirt (see list below)
— Fabric: light-to-medium weight cotton jersey or interlock knit fabric. Quantity as indicated for your size* on pattern, but 2 yards is probably
sufficient for most. Solid, print or stripes, your choice!
— Front and Back pieces (and sleeves if pattern has them) ALREADY CUT OUT of your fabric (no need for any facings included in pattern). Please use simplest version with no added seams, unless you don’t mind extra homework.
— Fat quarter or approximately 12-18” square (smaller is fine) of similar or
same fabric (could be a scrap left over after cutting) for sampler
— All-purpose thread, can be contrast (to see your stitches) or matching
and/or size 8 Perle Cotton
— Hand-sewing needles in a few sizes, or your favorite size
— Pins
— Scissors
— Marking tool (chalk, wax or pencil) and ruler
— Optional: Thimble

Please use one of the following patterns, or a similar T-shirt or boxy top:

— Boxy Tee/Drapy Tunic, OR T-Shirt pattern, drafted in a previous class with Cal, or from her online video class, or tutorial found on her website (for boxy tee only). (NOTE: please just do the simple version without the seam and pocket)
https://calpatch.com

— Jade T-shirt
https://shop.made-by-rae.com/collections/knits/products/jade

— Lou Box Top
https://www.sewdiy.com/shop/lou-box-top-pdf-pattern

— All Well Box Top**
https://www.etsy.com/listing/713038843/all-well-box-
top-sewing-pattern-hacking

— Shirt No. 1**
https://shop.100actsofsewing.com/collections/digital-patterns/products/100-acts-of-sewing-shirt-no-1-pdf-sewing-pattern

**These are loose-fitting tops, meant for woven fabrics, so they have some ease built in. so you may wish to choose a size or two smaller than called for according to your measurements, for a more fitted t-shirt. If you are very concerned about a perfect fit, you may wish to machine-stitch a muslin/fit sample first, or baste your cut pieces, to confirm size.

Teacher: Cal Patch
Class Size: min 3 and max 5
Class Fee: $180 for the course of three 2-hour classes

During your course, you may shop with a 10% discount on full-price items (some limited items are excluded from this discount) on the dates your class meets.

For classes with Cal Patch, minimum 3 people to confirm the class, maximum of 5 students total. If we don’t reach the minimum of three students by one week before the date of the first class we’ll refund your purchase in full. Read and understand our Class Policies here.

Sold out class or interested in sharing feedback on classes with us? Click below!

Two ninety-minute sessions meeting on Sunday afternoon

So many Yarn Farm Friends ask us about visible mending, and for good reason! Use sewing techniques to mend, beautify and sustain your garments and textile treasures. Brilliant!

You will learn these techniques with hands-on practice in class on woven fabric - think cottons, linens, button down shirts and the like:

• Running stitch (with or without thimble)

• Patching (raw or with a neat edge)

• Applique

• Reverse applique

• Woven patch (without a loom)

• Embroidery

You will learn these techniques with hands-on practice in class on knit fabric - think handknits and commercially-made knits, t-shirts, stretch leggings and the like:

• Darning

• Patching

• Woven patch (without a loom)

It’s indeed a lot, and we’ll move steadily through the techniques. You may not try every single one yourself in class but you’ll certainly do 2-3 of them per class, and you’ll have what you need to keep practicing and mending at home, including a materials kit (value approx. $30-40) included in your class fee. In class we’ll also go through the range of tools that can be helpful. But to start you don’t need very much!

Teacher: Jocelyn Songco
Class fee $100 including materials.

Materials provided (illustrative and valued at approx. $30-40): variety of cloth (cotton, linen, wool and stretch jersey), sashiko embroidery floss, DMC embroidery floss, wool/nylon thread, needles, stick and stitch for  embroidery, embroidery hoop and pins.

Not included: thimble or darning egg, but these are available for purchase. During your course, you may shop with a 10% discount on full-price items (some limited items are excluded from this discount) on the dates your class meets.

Minimum 2 people to confirm the class, maximum of 6 students total. If we don’t reach the minimum of two students by 3 days before the date of the first class we’ll refund your purchase in full. Read and understand our Class Policies here.

Sold out class or interested in sharing feedback on classes with us? Click below!

Yarn Farm loves Cal Patch!

Learn how to work a classic granny square, the basis for endless possibilities which can look vintage or modern. Granny square projects are ideal stashbusters too! Use them as building blocks to create blankets, garments and accessories. Several methods for joining will be covered, including my favorite: Join-As-You-Go. It’s never been so hip to be square!


Prerequisite: Students must be comfortable with their stitches (at least chain, single and double crochet).

Bring: Assorted scrap yarn and compatible hooks

During your course, you may shop with a 10% discount on full-price items (some limited items are excluded from this discount) on the dates your class meets.

Teacher: Cal Patch
Class Fee: $90

For classes with Cal Patch, minimum 3 people to confirm the class, maximum of 5 students total. If we don’t reach the minimum of three students by one week before the date of the first class we’ll refund your purchase in full. Read and understand our Class Policies here.

Sold out class or interested in sharing feedback on classes with us? Click below!

This is one class in a four-part series that meets once a month starting in June. Be sure you are registering for your intended sock step session(s).

Need sock knitting support? We got ya!

Whether you’ve taken sock class with us before, need a refresher on one of the trickier bits of sock making, or are brand new to socks, this drop in class is for you!

One Saturday morning a month we will meet for ninety minutes to work on a specific tricky part of sock making.

We’ll rotate through so if you want to come every month you’ll end up with a sock (or pair of socks!) by the end of the rotation. Note that these drop in sessions are for cuff down, magic loop socks. You’re welcome to bring your own pattern, as long as it’s cuff down.* If you want a super simple starting point, try Summer Lee’s I’m so Basic Socks or Weekend Shorty Socks (both free patterns). If you’d like to work on double pointed needles instead, get in touch and we can see if we can accommodate depending on how many other people are registered. 

• Month 1. Begin: Magic loop set up for 1 or 2 socks at a time!

• Month 2. Heel time: get support on your heel flap and/or heel turn**

• Month 3. Gusset! Get help picking up those tiny stitches, getting back in the round and/or starting your gusset decreases**

• Month 4. The End: Toe decrease and/or Kitchener stitch support** 

**Depending on timing and your individual knitting speed you may only get to one of the steps listed. Try to bring in the trickiest part for you.

Please note, socks are an intermediate knitting project. If you are new to socks, you are very welcome. If you are new/newer to knitting, consider taking our Knitting Newbies, Next Step Knitting, and Beyond Beginner Knitting classes before joining this one.

We expect anyone dropping in to the Sock Clinic to feel confident with the following techniques:

• Cast on

• Bind off

• Knitting in the round

• Comfortable ribbing (knitting and purling)

Not required, but helpful if you have some experience with shaping using decreases (k2tog and SSK).

Teacher: Kristin Parker

Class Fee: $35 for this ninety minute course; if you register for all four sessions in the series we will issue you a Yarn Farm Kingston eGift card for $15 (approx. 10% savings for taking the whole series)!

Materials: none provided; bring your sock WIP

During your course, you may shop with a 10% discount on full-price items (some limited items are excluded from this discount) on the dates your class meets.

Minimum 2 people to confirm the class, maximum of 6 students total. If we don’t reach the minimum of two students by 3 days before the date of the first class we’ll refund your purchase in full. Read and understand our Class Policies here. Thiscourse is intended for adults. If your child is interested in learning we welcome you to organize a group of 2-4 kids and talk to us about scheduling a class for your small group. The minimum recommended age for kids to start learning to knit or crochet is around 8 years old but this can vary by child.

*If you’re dying to make toe up socks, fill out this form and let us know. We may add in a toe up version in the future if there is enough interest. Other class feedback or interests? Please use the same form. We’d love to hear from you!

Photo credit: Summer Lee

Learn the art of nuno felt with this luxurious wearable art. Using superfine merino and silks with the wet felt technique to achieve a continuous scarf. Wear it as art, to keep your neck warm or as a statement piece. A great project to get you felting. All materials provided.

The class is beginner friendly, hands on and so much fun!

Course Fee: $100 includes all necessary materials and use of tools

Teacher: Carlise Azmitia, Hudson Valley Atelier

Minimum 2 people to confirm the class, maximum of 8 students total. If we don’t reach the minimum of two students by 3 days before the date of the first class we’ll refund your purchase in full. Read and understand our Class Policies here.

Sold out class or interested in sharing feedback on classes with us? Click below!

Note: Class type updated on 4/14/26 - changed from tea cozy to nuno scarf.

One three-hour session on Sunday.

So many Yarn Farm Friends ask us about visible mending, and for good reason! Use sewing techniques to mend, beautify and sustain your garments and textile treasures. Brilliant!

You will learn these techniques with hands-on practice in class:

• Running stitch (with or without thimble)

• Patching (raw or with a neat edge)

• Applique

• Reverse applique

• Woven patch (without a loom)

• Embroidery

It’s indeed a lot, and we’ll move steadily through the techniques. You may not try every single one yourself in class but you’ll certainly do 2-3 of them, and you’ll have what you need to keep practicing and mending at home, including a materials kit (value $40-50) included in your class fee. In class we’ll also go through the range of tools that can be helpful. But to start you don’t need very much!

Teacher: Jocelyn Songco
Class fee $100 including materials.

Materials provided (illustrative and valued at a min of $40): variety of cloth (cotton, linen and wool), sashiko embroidery floss, DMC embroidery floss, needles, stick and stitch for  embroidery. Not included: thimble, darning egg, or embroidery hoop.

During your course, you may shop with a 10% discount on full-price items (some limited items are excluded from this discount) on the dates your class meets.

Note: In February we are offering this class in two formats. A single three-hour session and a two-session course (each 90 min). We hope one of these suits your schedule! If you’d like more time to practice techniques, consider the two-session format so you have time between sessions to practice the techniques from the first half of the course. Bear in mind that the two-session course meets on Thursday evenings. There may be chatter from the bar during the class. If this will disturb you, please consider the Saturday class.

Minimum 2 people to confirm the class, maximum of 6 students total. If we don’t reach the minimum of two students by 3 days before the date of the first class we’ll refund your purchase in full. Read and understand our Class Policies here.

Sashiko, a Japanese form of embroidery well over a hundred years old, has exploded in popularity lately! Unsurprising as it’s both beautiful and functional.

The foundation of sashiko is the rhythm of stitching, using a special plate thimble made of metal. In this class Jocelyn will share how to use this thimble and an overview of sashiko as taught by Atsushi Futatsuya, a third generation master sashiko artist. (For more on Atsushi and opportunities to learn directly from this master, see his website and Instagram.)

Teacher: Jocelyn Songco

Class fee $65 and materials fee $20, or a total cost of $85.

Materials provided: metal plate thimble, one skein (20 meters) of sashiko embroidery floss, one sashiko needle, and one 100% cotton or linen fat quarter.

Minimum 2 people to confirm the class, maximum of 8 students total. If we don’t reach the minimum of two students by 3 days before the date of the first class we’ll refund your purchase in full. Read and understand our Class Policies here.

This is one class in a four-part series that meets once a month starting in June. Be sure you are registering for your intended sock step session(s).

Need sock knitting support? We got ya!

Whether you’ve taken sock class with us before, need a refresher on one of the trickier bits of sock making, or are brand new to socks, this drop in class is for you!

One Saturday morning a month we will meet for ninety minutes to work on a specific tricky part of sock making.

We’ll rotate through so if you want to come every month you’ll end up with a sock (or pair of socks!) by the end of the rotation. Note that these drop in sessions are for cuff down, magic loop socks. You’re welcome to bring your own pattern, as long as it’s cuff down.* If you want a super simple starting point, try Summer Lee’s I’m so Basic Socks or Weekend Shorty Socks (both free patterns). If you’d like to work on double pointed needles instead, get in touch and we can see if we can accommodate depending on how many other people are registered. 

• Month 1. Begin: Magic loop set up for 1 or 2 socks at a time!

• Month 2. Heel time: get support on your heel flap and/or heel turn**

• Month 3. Gusset! Get help picking up those tiny stitches, getting back in the round and/or starting your gusset decreases**

• Month 4. The End: Toe decrease and/or Kitchener stitch support** 

**Depending on timing and your individual knitting speed you may only get to one of the steps listed. Try to bring in the trickiest part for you.

Please note, socks are an intermediate knitting project. If you are new to socks, you are very welcome. If you are new/newer to knitting, consider taking our Knitting Newbies, Next Step Knitting, and Beyond Beginner Knitting classes before joining this one.

We expect anyone dropping in to the Sock Clinic to feel confident with the following techniques:

• Cast on

• Bind off

• Knitting in the round

• Comfortable ribbing (knitting and purling)

Not required, but helpful if you have some experience with shaping using decreases (k2tog and SSK).

Teacher: Kristin Parker

Class Fee: $35 for this ninety minute course; if you register for all four sessions in the series we will issue you a Yarn Farm Kingston eGift card for $15 (approx. 10% savings for taking the whole series)!

Materials: none provided; bring your sock WIP

During your course, you may shop with a 10% discount on full-price items (some limited items are excluded from this discount) on the dates your class meets.

Minimum 2 people to confirm the class, maximum of 6 students total. If we don’t reach the minimum of two students by 3 days before the date of the first class we’ll refund your purchase in full. Read and understand our Class Policies here. Thiscourse is intended for adults. If your child is interested in learning we welcome you to organize a group of 2-4 kids and talk to us about scheduling a class for your small group. The minimum recommended age for kids to start learning to knit or crochet is around 8 years old but this can vary by child.

*If you’re dying to make toe up socks, fill out this form and let us know. We may add in a toe up version in the future if there is enough interest. Other class feedback or interests? Please use the same form. We’d love to hear from you!

Photo credit: Summer Lee

Welcome back Cal Patch!

Do you have a sewing machine in your closet, but have never used it? Or you want to sew, but the last time you stitched anything up was in Home Ec class in 8th grade? If you are looking for a low-commitment class to get acquainted with your machine (or reacquainted with the art of sewing), this is the one for you!

In this 3-hour session, you will learn how to thread your machine and wind a bobbin, sew a simple seam, and hem edges. You will make either a pillowcase, tote bag, or drawstring pouch. From this start you’ll have a foundation for moving on to all kinds of sewing projects, and your machine may just become your very BEST friend!

NOTE: Cal is not a repair person. Please be sure your machine is in working order; if in doubt, have it serviced. Bring the machine’s manual (most can be downloaded if the original isn’t available).

Bring these supplies:

– sewing machine in good working order

– 1/2 yard or more fabric: any basic woven, printed or solid cottons, denim, twill, etc. (Optional: 1 yard ribbon for handles or drawstring, or trims for decoration)

– all-purpose thread to match

– sharp fabric-cutting scissors

– pins and pincushion

– seam ripper

– tailor’s chalk/wax

– ruler

Yarn Farm Kingston will have basic sewing kits and a small selection of fabric available for purchase if needed! You may shop with a 10% discount on full-price items (some limited items are excluded from this discount) on the date your class meets.

Class Fee: $90

Teacher: Cal Patch
Min 3 students to proceed with the class; max 4

For classes with Cal Patch, minimum 3 people to confirm the class, maximum of 5 students total. If we don’t reach the minimum of three students by one week before the date of the first class we’ll refund your purchase in full. Read and understand our Class Policies here.

Sold out class or interested in sharing feedback on classes with us? Click below!

This is one class in a four-part series that meets once a month starting in June. Be sure you are registering for your intended sock step session(s).

Need sock knitting support? We got ya!

Whether you’ve taken sock class with us before, need a refresher on one of the trickier bits of sock making, or are brand new to socks, this drop in class is for you!

One Saturday morning a month we will meet for ninety minutes to work on a specific tricky part of sock making.

We’ll rotate through so if you want to come every month you’ll end up with a sock (or pair of socks!) by the end of the rotation. Note that these drop in sessions are for cuff down, magic loop socks. You’re welcome to bring your own pattern, as long as it’s cuff down.* If you want a super simple starting point, try Summer Lee’s I’m so Basic Socks or Weekend Shorty Socks (both free patterns). If you’d like to work on double pointed needles instead, get in touch and we can see if we can accommodate depending on how many other people are registered. 

• Month 1. Begin: Magic loop set up for 1 or 2 socks at a time!

• Month 2. Heel time: get support on your heel flap and/or heel turn**

• Month 3. Gusset! Get help picking up those tiny stitches, getting back in the round and/or starting your gusset decreases**

• Month 4. The End: Toe decrease and/or Kitchener stitch support** 

**Depending on timing and your individual knitting speed you may only get to one of the steps listed. Try to bring in the trickiest part for you.

Please note, socks are an intermediate knitting project. If you are new to socks, you are very welcome. If you are new/newer to knitting, consider taking our Knitting Newbies, Next Step Knitting, and Beyond Beginner Knitting classes before joining this one.

We expect anyone dropping in to the Sock Clinic to feel confident with the following techniques:

• Cast on

• Bind off

• Knitting in the round

• Comfortable ribbing (knitting and purling)

Not required, but helpful if you have some experience with shaping using decreases (k2tog and SSK).

Teacher: Kristin Parker

Class Fee: $35 for this ninety minute course; if you register for all four sessions in the series we will issue you a Yarn Farm Kingston eGift card for $15 (approx. 10% savings for taking the whole series)!

Materials: none provided; bring your sock WIP

During your course, you may shop with a 10% discount on full-price items (some limited items are excluded from this discount) on the dates your class meets.

Minimum 2 people to confirm the class, maximum of 6 students total. If we don’t reach the minimum of two students by 3 days before the date of the first class we’ll refund your purchase in full. Read and understand our Class Policies here. Thiscourse is intended for adults. If your child is interested in learning we welcome you to organize a group of 2-4 kids and talk to us about scheduling a class for your small group. The minimum recommended age for kids to start learning to knit or crochet is around 8 years old but this can vary by child.

*If you’re dying to make toe up socks, fill out this form and let us know. We may add in a toe up version in the future if there is enough interest. Other class feedback or interests? Please use the same form. We’d love to hear from you!

Photo credit: Summer Lee

You will create a colorful watercolor painting led by Hudson Valley Atelier instructor Carlise Azmitia.

Come with friends or on your own and nourish your creativity! This paint and sip will last approximately ninety minutes to two hours.

More event info to be posted!

Event fee: $50 includes instruction in a small group setting, supplies and your choice of one alcoholic or non-alcoholic beverage. At YFK we offer wine, local beer and hard cider, fresh brewed artisanal tea and sodas.

Minimum 2 people to confirm the event, maximum of 12 students total. If we don’t reach the minimum of two attendees by 3 days before the date of the event we’ll refund your purchase in full. Read and understand our Class Policies here.

Sold out class or interested in sharing feedback on classes with us? Click below!

Yarn Farm loves Cal Patch!

It’s easy to embellish and personalize your knit and crochet projects with a touch of embroidery. Cal will show you a variety of stitches, from simple to more elaborate, especially the ones that will s-t-r-e-t-c-h with your fabric. You will stitch a sampler along with her, and then use your new skills to add some flair and color to anything you make!

Supplies: Scraps of yarn (fingering or worsted), tapestry needle, and a knitted swatch to work onto (can be old gauge swatches, cut from old machine-knit sweaters, t-shirts, or fleece)

During your course, you may shop with a 10% discount on full-price items (some limited items are excluded from this discount) on the dates your class meets.

Teacher: Cal Patch
Class Fee: $90

For classes with Cal Patch, minimum 3 people to confirm the class, maximum of 5 students total. If we don’t reach the minimum of three students by one week before the date of the first class we’ll refund your purchase in full. Read and understand our Class Policies here.

Sold out class or interested in sharing feedback on classes with us? Click below!

Yarn Farm loves Cal Patch!

If you’ve been wanting to learn how to sew, or just need a refresher to get back in the saddle again, this is the class for you. And if the word “zipper” intimidates you, you’ll see that’s they’re not difficult at all! Cal lead you through the basics of stitching on a machine, and make some simple (or more complex if you like) zipper pouches, which are infinitely useful and make fantastic gifts. Boxed corners, piecing fabrics, appliques, decorative trims and machine embroidery are all techniques we can play with, so bring a playful attitude and some colorful scraps and we’ll see what happens!

Skill level required: Beginner to Beginner Plus. No skills required, but if you have some skills, you can add some more advanced features to your project.

Please bring:
·       Sewing machine

·       Zipper foot for your machine

·       2 or more fat quarters or other small pieces of quilting cotton or similar medium-weight woven fabric

·       Nylon zipper, 7” or longer

·       All-purpose thread

·       Basic sewing kit: Scissors, ruler, tape measure, pins + pincushion, seam ripper, chalk (or other marking tool)

·       Optional: Decorative trims

Teacher: Cal Patch
Class Size: min 3 and max 5
Class Fee: $90

Yarn Farm Kingston will have basic sewing kits and a small selection of fabric and zippers available for purchase if needed! You may shop with a 10% discount on full-price items (some limited items are excluded from this discount) on the date your class meets.

For classes with Cal Patch, minimum 3 people to confirm the class, maximum of 5 students total. If we don’t reach the minimum of three students by one week before the date of the first class we’ll refund your purchase in full. Read and understand our Class Policies here.

Sold out class or interested in sharing feedback on classes with us? Click below!