Join us for a 10-week study group to work through the natural dyeing courses and content on a week-by-week basis this summer, starting June 1, 2021

I will teach you how to make batts and how to wet felt them, how to make felted soaps, how to make brooch, coasters and bookmarks

Follow along with Charlotte Lee!

You're going to have a wealth of knowledge into everything you need to understand and adjust measurements for the perfect sweater every single time. Follow along with Tabetha Hedrick!

In this course, we'll learn how to use natural dyes with plant and animal based fibres — how to scour them, mordant them, and dye them with best dyeing practices for your home or studio practice. I will show you examples in different fibres: superwash wool, cotton, wool and silk blend where you will be able to see how colours work with different fibres. 

Within each class of wool, we will explore what classifies them within that category, some of the uniting characteristics, reflections about the yarns we can create with those wools, and final thoughts. We will begin by exploring fine wools, then medium, long and down breeds, we will finish with primitive breeds and double-coated to help to wrap up this discussion of the classes of wool available to handspinners. 

In this course, Felicia teaches you how to develop a functional, working understanding of colour so that you can more confidently choose colours and colour combinations for your crafts. Expand and morph from essential colour theory vocabulary to traditional colour combinations and colour harmonies.  You will to be able to pick up any skein of yarn in any colour and have an idea of what you would combine with it and why. You will to be able to look at a knitting pattern and be able to envision what colours you would use for it and why.

The blending board can be your go-to fiber prep tool above all others and a few inexpensive additions can take this simple tool to the next level.  Learn how-to with Debbie Held

Mitered Square Blankets are soothing projects perfect for beginning knitters. Make-along with Tabetha Hedrick in our Patterned Jewel Blanket workshop.

The focus of this ongoing series will be on working with colour and incorporating handpainted and hand-dyed yarns into our handwoven projects. Specifically, we’ll look…

Learn to knit cables in this online course for beginners with Tabetha Hedrick of SweetGeorgia Yarns.

In this course, we expand on the techniques we learned in our Tapestry Weaving course and learn skills such as weaving vertical pillars and pick and pick.

In this series, we are going to be exploring how you can begin to go from a beginner spinner to a spinner that can plan the exact kind of yarn they want to spin for a specific project, be it socks, a sweater, or a shawl.

If you've seen how  gorgeous, fun, portable, satisfying socks are for other knitters and want to make them yourself, then this is the course for you! Socks may look complicated, but by the end of this workshop you'll be able to knit a pair of socks at any gauge and with any yarn.  

In this workshop, you'll learn how to make the purl stitch, ribbing, provisional cast on and two methods for grafting while knitting a beautiful infinity loop cowl.

There is a unique challenge that affects people who love more than one craft. We want to make all the things, but there is only so much time, money, space, and resources to spread around.

Follow along as Leah learns what it takes to design a sweater with the help of our design director, Tabetha Hedrick!

Join spinning instructor, Debbie Held, and learn to spin with e-spinners like the Ashford E-Spinner, Hansen Minispinner, and Nano EEW. Learning to harness the power behind your e-spinner so that you’re the one in charge is the ultimate in intentional spinning.

Welcome to Learn to Knit: First Scarf course! We are so excited to have you here as you dip your toes into the world of…

Join Janna Maria Vallee as she leads you through multiple approaches to creating stripes in tapestry including horizontal and vertical stripes.

Join spinning instructor, Debbie Held, and learn to spin with supported spindles. Discover a way of spinning yarn that is portable and spinner-friendly.

In this course, Tabetha Hedrick walks you through the entire process of knitting your first sweater. From reading the pattern and swatching, to knitting through finishing, we are with you the entire way!

Welcome to the School of SweetGeorgia! We encourage you to start here and let us show you around the School of SweetGeorgia website.

Learn the best methods for creating a gauge swatch, master the sure-fire ways of measuring, and above all, learn all the tips and tricks you need to ensure that your knitting comes out perfect every single time.

Lace has a special appeal, a certain charm that just compels us to become “that” kind of knitter. A lace knitter. It’s easy to be…

Do you ever find yourself in a rut with your knitting or sewing? Making the same things over and over, not really branching out into…

If you've ever wanted to venture into the world of spinning, using suspended spindles is a great way to start. All you need is a spindle and some fibre to start creating beautiful handspun yarn to knit and weave with.

Symphony is an asymmetrical shawl pattern and 15-colour yarn set by Tabetha Hedrick that is exclusively available through our Holiday 2019 Kits. In this series…

Gentle Tidings is a triangular shawl pattern and 3-colour yarn set by Tabetha Hedrick that is exclusively available through our Holiday 2019 Kits. In this…

Ever since we began the School of SweetGeorgia, I have been waiting for the right moment to share this topic of weaving with a multishaft…

Tapestry weaving is an art that has been around for hundreds of years and it continues to capture the imagination of artist and admirers today. In this course, Janna Maria Vallee teaches the essential tapestry weaving skill of "meet and separate": a method that helps maintain proper tension and makes gorgeous colour blending in our works possible.

Socks are the humblest garment: We put them on our feet, wear them all day and wash them in the general load without really thinking…

Welcome to Spin to Knit a Sweater! Taught by Rachel Smith, the founder of the Wool n’ Spinning blog and podcast, this class is designed…

Shibori is a Japanese resist dyeing technique that employs folding, binding, clamping, and pole wrapping to create areas of resist. This dye process can be…

Learn the basics of dyeing cellulose yarns and fabrics like cotton, linen, and hemp with fibre reactive dyes. Coming from a strong background in working…

Welcome to Rigid Heddle Weaving Basics! In this course, we are going to introduce you to using a rigid heddle loom. This little loom is…

This course is designed to be an overview of the essential concepts to weave on your rigid heddle loom, multi-shaft loom, or whatever loom you choose.

Weaving can sometimes be a little bit intimidating to people to get started because it seems like when you start weaving that you need a…

In this workshop, Katrina Stewart will be introducing you to the wonderful world of carding so you can create beautiful fibre for spinning and weaving.…

In this workshop, Tabetha goes over the best practices that will help you in working with SweetGeorgia Yarns as a designer (or any other publisher…

Since slow cloth takes more than a month to do, let’s do a 9-month-long challenge to make something epic from start to finish. Dream of…