Double knitting is a two-color, two-layer technique that produces a fully reversible fabric with a clean pattern on both sides at once — no floats to catch a finger on, no "wrong side" to hide. The mechanics come down to a steady rhythm of knitting one color forward and slipping the other color back, which makes this technique surprisingly approachable for anyone already comfortable with basic knit and purl stitches.

In this three-hour session, you'll work through the full double-knitting sequence from cast-on to bind-off, learning how to read a simple chart and build even tension between two layers as you go. The result looks far more advanced than what you're actually doing stitch-by-stitch — which makes it one of the most rewarding "stretch" workshops we offer.

This class is designed for knitters who are comfortable with knit and purl stitches and ready to take their next step into colorwork — without the intimidation of stranded knitting floats. Double knitting builds directly on what you already know, and by the end of the session you'll have the foundation to continue building your own projects confidently at home.