Step into Sock Knitting — Saturday Afternoon
Step into Sock Knitting — Saturday Afternoon
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Nov 14, 2026, 2:00 PM – 5:00 PM | Instructor: Jana Strahan
In this workshop:
Handknit socks are cozy, portable, and rewarding to make. This workshop introduces participants to the fundamentals of sock construction while guiding them through starting a cuff-down sock. Students will learn essential techniques including the anatomy of a sock, the relationship between the elements of the sock, turning a heel, and shaping the toe. By the end of class, participants will have a sock “mini-sample” and the knowledge to complete the project at home.
Skill Level: Adventurous Beginner / Intermediate
Necessary Skills: Basic knitting knowledge such as casting on, knit and purl stitches, basic increasing and decreasing.
Homework: Students should come to class with the leg portion of the "Garland Sock" completed.
https://www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/garland-socks-4
Student Supplies: Students should bring their completed homework to class. We will begin the heel flap portion of the "Garland Sock" together.
Email jana@purltogether.com with any questions.
Students will need a total of 15-20 gms of fingering of DK weight yarn, preferred needles for working in the round in a small circumference (dpns, magic loop, or 2 circulars), stitch markers, and notions. It is helpful for students to use the Zoom app during class to see instructor’s demonstrations up close, on their own devices.
Skill Level: Intermediate
Class Size: 2–15 students
Meet Your Instructor: Jana lives in southeast Wyoming with her husband of 36 years. He has learned to accept that she’s crazy cat lady with six indoor cats, and a whole clowder of barn cats. Jana hosts the Purl Together YouTube channel with over 70k subscribers. In 2022, her channel received the Knitting Circle's Best Vlog/YouTube Channel Award. Jana loves teaching knitting and is deeply committed to her students' experiences. When not knitting, she enjoys geocaching, and exploring the wilderness on backpacking trips.
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