Intermediate: The Weekender (Andrea Mowry)
The Weekender is a really cozy and fun sweater. It’s designed to have a little extra room, making it super comfortable and great for layering on cooler days. It starts from the bottom up with a square neck shape with a detailed line in the middle.
You’ll enjoy knitting this because it’s completely seamless.. and it is knitted inside out!
Experience Level
- What you should know • You are comfortable with casting on, knitting, purling, and working in the round.
- What you will learn • We will guide you through , tubular cast on, tubular bind off, slipped stitches, ribbing, working inside out...
Class Information
- Group Size • To give you the best help, we limit this class to just five (5) students per session. The class takes place in person at Statement Junkie Yarn.
- Duration • Five (5) weeks (One 2-hour session per week). With only five spots, these sessions fill very quickly.
📅 Class Schedule
Dates: October 25, November 1, 8, 15 and 22
Time: 11:00 am to 1:00 pm
Dates: October 29, November 5, 12, 19, and 26
Time: 6:00 pm to 8:00 pm
The Teacher
Catherine Beaulne will guide you through the five-week class. She is known for her patient teaching style that makes learning feel easy. For this session, Catherine will knit her own sweater using a worsted weight yarn in four beautiful colors.

Cost
The course is $120.00 for the full series. 🙌 The pattern is included in the registration fee and will be sent to you by email (yarn and tools are extra).
Resources & Prep
To help you get started, please have these items ready for our first session:
- Yarn • You will need a worsted weight yarn in 4 colors. You need between 837 to 1755 meters. The amounts depend on your chosen size.
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Needles •
- US 7 | 4.5mm - 40”/100 cm circular for tubular cast on
- US 8 | 5mm - 40”/100 cm circular and DPNs for ribbing
- US 9 | 5.5mm- 40”/100 cm circular and DPNs for main fabric
- Notions • Stitch markers, waste yarn (or stitch holders), a tapestry needle, and scissors.
Photos: Andrea Mowry Drea Renee Knits