Sweater-a-Long Crochet the Summit Sweater
This 4 session get-together is structured to help you along and answer any questions as they come up, but it is not a class in the sense that everyone is doing the exact same thing at the same time with lectures/presentations. It's a fun social atmosphere, with the first meeting discussing the fit of the sweater. You will need to crochet a swatch before the first meeting. If you are unable to figure out the swatch on your own, you might not be quite ready for this get-together! All the details of the swatch are below! The price includes the pattern (printed and digital)
Saturday, September 26th 2026 2pm to 4pm *MANDATORY*
Saturday, October 3rd 2026 2pm to 4pm
Saturday, October 17th 2026 2pm to 4pm
Saturday, November 7th 2026 2pm to 4pm
The first meeting is MANDATORY, as we will discuss fit and gauge, after that all meetings are up to you and there are no make-up sessions available. Please remember, this is more social/accountability that it is instructional!
The Summit Sweater combines linen stitch and mosaic crochet to create a piece with a striking yoke and a stretchy/comfortable fit.
The Summit Sweater can be easily customized to a cropped length or short sleeves instead of long.
The Summit Sweater is worked seamlessly from the top, down. The neck ribbing is worked first and short rows are worked to raise the back of the neck for a comfortable fit. The mosaic yoke is created with a chart, then the body and sleeves are separated and worked from the top, down.
Techniques used in this pattern: chaining, single crochet, spike single crochet, half double crochet, slip stitch, increasing, decreasing and back loop only.
Pre-req: Must know how to crochet in the round and how to change colors.
Gathering includes emotional support from Elena, helping you with any questions that come up and the printed and digital pattern!
Materials:
Please note, all amounts below are for a long sleeve sweater, if you want short sleeve, you will need less yarn.
We recommend WOOL POP...but you can use any DK weight yarn you like!! We will note how many skeins you need below, but this is for WOOL POP. If you are using something else please check the yardage
Yarn:
35.5" finished bust = 1250 yards MC and 228 yards CC. 5 skeins MC, 1 skein CC
41" finished bust = 1340 yards MC and 245 yards CC. 5 skeins MC, 1 skein CC
49.5" finished bust = 1455 yards MC and 263 yards CC. 6 skeins MC, 1 skein CC
53" finished bust = 1565 yards MC and 280 yards CC. 6 skeins MC, 1 skein CC
62" finished bust = 1660 yards MC and 300 yards CC. 6 skeins MC, 2 skeins CC
70" finished bust = 1870 yards MC and 315 yards CC. 7 skeins MC, 2 skeins CC
intended to be worn with 4-10" of positive ease
Crochet Hooks:
Main Fabric US J/6.0mm
Ribbing: US G/4.5mm
Mosaic: US I/5.5mm
YOU WILL SWATCH WITH THE 6mm hook!!!
HOMEWORK BEFORE OUR FIRST MEETING:
You MUST create a gauge swatch, wash it, lay it flat to dry and bring it completely dried to our first meeting.
Pattern Gauge (this is just informational...if you don't make exact gauge you will be ok, but make sure you are somewhat close!)
18 sts & 20 rows = 10cm/4" on 6mm hook (you may need to change your hook size depending on how YOU crochet)
You will use the linen stitch for this swatch and we have written out those directions below. This stitch is very stretchy (especially over the row gauge) and needs to be pushed back together when blocking.
Instructions:
Make a slip know and place it on the hook.
Make a chain that is at least 8 inches long and an even number.
Starting in the 4th ch from the hook, place a sc. *Ch1 + skip 1 and place a sc into the next ch*. Repeat to end of chain.
(Ch2 and turn. Place a sc inot the ch1 space in between the sc from the previous row. *Ch1 + skip 1 sc and place a sc into the next ch1 space.* Repeat to end of row.)
Repeat ( ) until swatch measures roughly 6 inches.
This 4 session get-together is structured to help you along and answer any questions as they come up, but it is not a class in the sense that everyone is doing the exact same thing at the same time with lectures/presentations. It's a fun social atmosphere, with the first meeting discussing the fit of the sweater. You will need to crochet a swatch before the first meeting. If you are unable to figure out the swatch on your own, you might not be quite ready for this get-together! All the details of the swatch are below! The price includes the pattern (printed and digital)
Saturday, September 26th 2026 2pm to 4pm *MANDATORY*
Saturday, October 3rd 2026 2pm to 4pm
Saturday, October 17th 2026 2pm to 4pm
Saturday, November 7th 2026 2pm to 4pm
The first meeting is MANDATORY, as we will discuss fit and gauge, after that all meetings are up to you and there are no make-up sessions available. Please remember, this is more social/accountability that it is instructional!
The Summit Sweater combines linen stitch and mosaic crochet to create a piece with a striking yoke and a stretchy/comfortable fit.
The Summit Sweater can be easily customized to a cropped length or short sleeves instead of long.
The Summit Sweater is worked seamlessly from the top, down. The neck ribbing is worked first and short rows are worked to raise the back of the neck for a comfortable fit. The mosaic yoke is created with a chart, then the body and sleeves are separated and worked from the top, down.
Techniques used in this pattern: chaining, single crochet, spike single crochet, half double crochet, slip stitch, increasing, decreasing and back loop only.
Pre-req: Must know how to crochet in the round and how to change colors.
Gathering includes emotional support from Elena, helping you with any questions that come up and the printed and digital pattern!
Materials:
Please note, all amounts below are for a long sleeve sweater, if you want short sleeve, you will need less yarn.
We recommend WOOL POP...but you can use any DK weight yarn you like!! We will note how many skeins you need below, but this is for WOOL POP. If you are using something else please check the yardage
Yarn:
35.5" finished bust = 1250 yards MC and 228 yards CC. 5 skeins MC, 1 skein CC
41" finished bust = 1340 yards MC and 245 yards CC. 5 skeins MC, 1 skein CC
49.5" finished bust = 1455 yards MC and 263 yards CC. 6 skeins MC, 1 skein CC
53" finished bust = 1565 yards MC and 280 yards CC. 6 skeins MC, 1 skein CC
62" finished bust = 1660 yards MC and 300 yards CC. 6 skeins MC, 2 skeins CC
70" finished bust = 1870 yards MC and 315 yards CC. 7 skeins MC, 2 skeins CC
intended to be worn with 4-10" of positive ease
Crochet Hooks:
Main Fabric US J/6.0mm
Ribbing: US G/4.5mm
Mosaic: US I/5.5mm
YOU WILL SWATCH WITH THE 6mm hook!!!
HOMEWORK BEFORE OUR FIRST MEETING:
You MUST create a gauge swatch, wash it, lay it flat to dry and bring it completely dried to our first meeting.
Pattern Gauge (this is just informational...if you don't make exact gauge you will be ok, but make sure you are somewhat close!)
18 sts & 20 rows = 10cm/4" on 6mm hook (you may need to change your hook size depending on how YOU crochet)
You will use the linen stitch for this swatch and we have written out those directions below. This stitch is very stretchy (especially over the row gauge) and needs to be pushed back together when blocking.
Instructions:
Make a slip know and place it on the hook.
Make a chain that is at least 8 inches long and an even number.
Starting in the 4th ch from the hook, place a sc. *Ch1 + skip 1 and place a sc into the next ch*. Repeat to end of chain.
(Ch2 and turn. Place a sc inot the ch1 space in between the sc from the previous row. *Ch1 + skip 1 sc and place a sc into the next ch1 space.* Repeat to end of row.)
Repeat ( ) until swatch measures roughly 6 inches.
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