Choosing colours shouldn’t feel stressful, but it often does. Too many options, the fear of messing it up, or the "safety" of neutral tones can leave us feeling stuck. This workshop is designed to fix that.

Catherine will teach you simple, smart ways to pick colours that work for your project and your personality. Using a mix of fun, hands-on tools like colour wheels, paper, and even photos on your phone, you’ll learn to test combinations, explore what flatters your skin tone, and build genuine colour confidence.

No knitting skills are required for this session. Just bring an idea and a willingness to explore. Let’s remove the guesswork and restore the joy to your stash.

What You Will Learn

• The "No-Stress" Colour Wheel: How to use this classic tool in a simple, practical way.
• Personal Palette: Techniques to find the specific shades that look best on you.
• Digital & Physical Testing: How to use your phone, paper, and pencils to "preview" a project before you buy the yarn.
• The Science of Style: Understanding why you like certain colours and how to identify your "signature" look.
• The Power of Contrast: How contrast and background colours can completely transform the look of your knits.
  
• $59 per person. Includes all practice materials and tools.
• No Experience Needed: This is open to everyone, regardless of skill level.
• What to Bring: A project idea involving two or more colours, or simply a curious mind.
• Included: Practice sheets and professional colour tools are provided.
• Small Group: Limited to 6 people to ensure Catherine can help you personally with your colour choices.

Catherine Beaulne, your teacher

Catherine Beaulne will lead the way, sharing her expertise in colour theory to help you navigate the world of choosing your colour of yarn with ease. She will provide hands-on demonstrations on how to use professional tools to find your personal style and ensure your next project is one you truly love to wear.

This Workshop Is Great If You…

• You are a new knitter looking to spark your creativity.
• Get stuck picking colours and want a reliable system to fix that.
• Want your finished projects to feel more like you and less like the pattern photo.
• Want a fun, social way to try new ideas and find your style.