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Image description: A knit hat laying on a grey surface. The body of the hat is knit in a pale green and comprised of complex cables up the length of the crown. The brim is soft tan. To the right from top to bottom there is a cake of the same soft green yarn the hat is made of, a pair of wooden circular knitting needles, and a silver cable needle.

Group learning

I have extensive experience with group facilitation - my career in youth work began with eight years spent working as an educator, focusing on equity and anti-oppression workshops for school groups from kindergarten all the way to post secondary.


I also have a background teaching knitting courses in a local yarn store (LYS), for groups and for individuals.


I do not have a base price for group classes - this heavily depends on costs for space, registration, materials, etc. The best way to figure out cost for my time is to contact me directly so we can discuss options that work for both of us!


Things that impact pricing include

  • Cost paid to instruction space
  • Number of students per workshop or cohort
  • Number of lessons (An afternoon workshop vs a three week cohort)
  • Materials / kit cost

I am comfortable leading classes in a wide range of skill levels, including but not limited to:

  • Intro to knitting
  • Knitting in the round (hats, fingerless mitts, socks)
  • Knit toys, dolls, and decorative items
  • Intro to sweaters (both seamless and seamed, including finishing)
  • Cables (from simple crosses to Aran sweaters)
  • Lace (and how to keep the math working)
  • Colourwork (stranded, mosaic, intarsia)
  • Pattern comprehension and utilizing charts


Don't see what you're looking for listed? I'd be delighted to personalize a lesson plan for you! Just let me know what you're interested in, and we can come up with something together.

September 19, 2026 - Knit your own cat!

I am grateful to live and work on the unceded and ancestral territories of the Coast Salish First Nations, including the Katzie, Kwantlen, and Semiahmoo bands. Thank you to the Indigenous stewards of this land.