Name: 12mm knitting needles
Brand: Natalie Selles
Price: 8.5 GBP
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Did you know that cables are much easier than they look? Learn to make these twisted patterns in one evening. In the class we will learn to work some basic cable patterns from both written and charted patterns, working with a pattern for a cabled headband. These criss crossing braided textured stitches are made with just knit and purl stitches, making it perfect for fairly beginner knitters. After learning how to work cables in the class, students will be able to put cables onto any other kind of knitting project, from hats to mittens, scarves to sweaters!

This class is for adventurous beginners, confident with knit and purl stitches. 

Natalie is a true knitting professional! Thank you

Another great course hosted by Natalie! She gives easy to follow instructions and is at hand to help when things go not quite to plan.

Natalie is a terrific, patient teacher -- it's been wonderful to be able to build on basic skills and understanding of how knitting textures come together with her help.

Learn To Knit Cables

Natalie Osborn

I absolutely LOVED this class! Natalie has such a wonderful way of teaching – supportive,  kind, informative – and obliterates the jargon that can often be so off-putting in knitting patterns, especially with cables. Not only do you leave with a complete knowledge of the skills she's taught you, but she also gives you a sense of confidence and can-do-ability that makes you want to knit even more adventurous things! I would thoroughly recommend her classes. (And have done, many times over.)

Danielle Ashworth 

Exceeding all my expectations!! What a wonderful evening, both in terms of the productivity (holy moly I did some cabling - and my craft skills are 0) and company (such a calming, relaxed & wholesome vibe). Natalie couldn’t have been any lovelier, phenomenal at explaining things and more of a knitting wizard. Can’t wait for my next session! 

Learn to knit the surprisingly easy technique of cables by making a headband.

Learn to knit with Natalie Selles. This is the course that will teach you everything you will need to know to make your very own snood or scarf. The basics of knitting are very simple and easy to master, you'll be knitting away in no time. 
In the first week we will learn to cast on and the knit stitch. In the second week we will learn to purl stitch, how to combine them together to make different textures and how to finish your snood or scarf. These are the foundation skills needed for knitting and will set you up for and will set you up with the skills you will need for the rest of your new hobby!

I did the "learn to knit with Natalie", making a snood: Natalie was very friendly, explaining clearly and giving very helpful advice. 
I would definitely recommend her, and I look forward to working with her again!

Natalie is a great teacher, she is very patient and takes the time to make sure everyone has understood the instructions. I'm definitely going to book more courses with her!

I took Natalie's intro class, "Learn to Knit: Make a Snood or Scarf," and for the first time I've got the hang of knitting. Natalie was an enthusiastic, clear, and confident teacher, helping each student one-on-one when needed and walking us through the basics of both knitting and seeing and fixing common beginners' mistakes. I can't wait to take another class with her and build on what I've learned.

Natalie is a very good teacher and I feel very confident in knitting now - it was a really great start for a complete beginner and I have a scarf I absolutely love now. The venue isn’t fancy at all - take a bottle of water with you and don’t expect much but the class is well worth it!

Having failed to learn to knit before I was feeling a bit nervous about the 2-week crash course I'd signed up for. Natalie was the perfect person to put my mind at ease and show me the ropes - unflappable, patient, and funny to boot. A class size of 6 meant we could all progress at our own pace whilst being sure to end the course with something to show from it (for me a rather snazzy long scarf).

Learn to Knit with Natalie Selles

Katy Hodivala

Natalie has a lovely way of sharing her knowledge, skills and passion in a clear, calm and entertaining way. It’s lovely that she provided vegan options for yarn and snacks! Looking forward to the next session 😊

Sarah Mill

Natalie is a brilliant teacher and I absolutely loved my first lesson. I couldn't recommend her class more! 

Rachel Mitchell

Natalie’s class is welcoming and informative. She expertly demystifies knitting and creates a friendly atmosphere filled with unexpected achievements! She is great at sharing her extensive knowledge, and accommodates different skills levels, learning styles and vegan yarn requirements with finesse.

Catherine Gleave

Natalie is a brilliant teacher and the course is perfect for a complete beginner.  I failed at learning knitting from my gran and so I didn't have high hopes in my ability to pick up the skill, but I was very pleasantly surprised - the basics are clearly explained, Natalie is patient and helpful and within no time I was able to get started. Can highly recommend!

Learn to knit a chunky snood or scarf over 2 weeks.

The festive season is upon us, and what better time to make your own  colourwork fair isle ornaments! Fair isle sweaters are a timeless winter garment with roots in the Shetland islands and popularised by the Royals in the 1920s. 

In this one session class we will learn the basics of colourwork knitting, using traditional Fair Isle peerie motifs. We will cover how to knit colourwork with one and two handed methods, tension tips and tricks and how to read charts and patterns. There is a bonus Norwegian Rose pattern included. 

This class is for knitters who are confident with knitting and purling, some previous experience of knitting in the round is advised. 

The festive season is upon us, and what better time to make your own  colourwork fair isle ornaments! Fair isle sweaters are a timeless winter garment with r...

Fair Isle Ornaments

Granny squares are a cornerstone of crochet, first recorded in the 1890s, and synonymous with the 1970s. These classic squares are most commonly found in blankets but can be used for bags, pillows and even clothing. A change in size, shape and colour combination can give give a modern look to an under appreciated technique. 

In this one day class we will cover the basics of crochet and master the granny square. We will work on chain stitch, double crochet stitch, slip stitch and joining the squares together. 

This class is suitable for absolute beginners as well as those with some experience. 


Granny Squares

Sabina Witek

Natalie has the patience of a saint and is able to accommodate a complete beginner and someone more advanced in the same class. She provided the needle and all the yarn in so many gorgeous colours. 
She makes a good cuppa too 😁 Thanks xx 

Jo Lambert

Really good teacher. Enjoyed my session, thank you!

Crochet Granny Squares

Vicky Naylor

Very patient and clear with her verbal instructions, I am now on a Granny Square journey ! 

Perfect for beginners, this crochet class teaches you all you need to know to make granny squares

Having a new baby is such a wonderful time, but after all the baby classes it can be very overwhelming and feel like there's no time left for you! This class is for just that, a class for new parents to do something for themselves and learn a new skill, all with a safe space for baby to come along. This is perfect for pre-crawling babies with toys and a spot to pop them down for a roll and a play. The space has level access and plenty of room for parking prams. 

This class is for knitters of all skill activities. Learn from scratch or just hang out and get guidance on more advanced projects. You are welcome to bring your own yarn and needles or purchase some from the mini mobile yarn shop. 

Having a new baby is such a wonderful time, but after all the baby classes it can be very overwhelming and feel like there's no time left for you! This class...

Mum and Baby Knitting Circle

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These 12mm needles have the lightness of birch and the strength of natural wood. Ideal for today’s chunky yarns, the stitches glide easily with no snagging. They are warm to the touch, and gentle in the hand

12mm knitting needles 

12mm birch knitting needles, perfect for using with our Super Chunky yarn. 

Fabulously fat and made for fun, the &Make Super Bulky is a single-ply yarn which works up with satisfying speed. Made with 100% Highland wool which is 100% natural. It is completely renewable and biodegradable, so it’s good for the planet and great for your craft.

This yarn works well for accessories such as scarves, snoods and hats. It is the yarn used in our Learn to Knit and Knit a Hat classes. The recommended needle size for a snood/scarf is 12mm, for a hat 8mm.

This yarn is available in 8 colours, please specify which colour you would like in the additional notes section when you put in your shipping/billing information.
Betty White (white)
Serious Shade (grey/beige)
Indigo Child (navy)
Peacock Gang (teal)
Spearmint (mint)
Monster (green)
Mon Ami (mustard)
Cherries and Berries (red)


&Make Super Chunky

The &Make Super Chunky is a plump single-ply yarn made from 100% Highland wool. It is a 100% natural, sustainable fibre from renewable sources.

From the needles of your favourite quarterly comes the ultimate learn-to-knit book! The only guide a novice will need to start a journey through the world of yarn, Knit How is a friendly and easy-to-use introduction to knitting. The book includes ten knitting patterns for accessories and garments, along with illustrated techniques and essential top tips for the beginner knitter, all in Pom Pom’s signature style.

Packed full of tutorials and advice, Knit How guides you through the wonderful world of knitting, from your first few shaky stitches through a host of projects, each increasing in complexity until you have truly mastered your craft! Want to pick and choose? The choice is yours! These patterns offer something for everyone. All you need to know is ready and waiting, pick up your needles and let’s cast on!

Knit How

Knit How is an excellent learn to knit resource for beginner and intermediate knitters, published by Pom Pom Quarterly.

This handy kit from Clover includes all the small tools that a knitter will find themselves reaching for, all contained in their own handy pouch. 
All the following are included.
Point Protectors (Large): 2 pcs.
Point Protectors (Small): 2 pcs.
Knitting Register: 1 pc.
Double-Ended Stitch Holders (Small): 2 pcs.
Locking Stitch Makers: 20 pcs.
Jumbo Tapestry Needle: 1 pc.
Tapestry Needle (No. 17): 1 pc.
Tape Measure (1.5 m): 1 pc.
Knitting Needle Gauge: 1 pc.

Clover Knitting Accessory Kit

This kit has all the little tools a knitter needs to aid their knitting journey. 

Following the wonderfully successful beginner's book, Knit How, Pom Pom though it was time to let kids in on the action too!

Mini Pom is a collection of 11 versatile knitting and crochet patterns for kids aged 0-10. It reimagines classic grown-up patterns from the archives of Pom Pom for our tiny friends, as well as some new just-for-kids designs, all in the fun and modern style they're known for. 

Each of these patterns has been chosen and designed with growing bodies and the way they move in mind. From Mini Woodwardia, the classic and versatile raglan pullover, to Mini Battenberg, a granny square cardigan inspired by the most fanciful of desserts, and Mini Skipworth, the perfect little mittens for colder days, these are patterns we know you’ll want to return to again and again!

Featuring designs by: LYDIA GLUCK // MEGHAN FERNANDES // SOPHIE HEATHSCOTT // FIONA ALICE // RACHEL COOPEY // GINA FAMA RÖCKENWAGNER // TOSHIYUKI SHIMADA // KIYOMI + SACHIKO BURGIN

Also included are colouring pages for all the designs in the book, so kids (and adults!) can experiment with and make their own. And don’t forget that each copy comes with a free digital download so you can easily print these pages for lots more colour exploration! 

Mini Pom: Happy Knits for Little Kids

Mini Pom: Happy Knits for Little Kids by Pom Pom, 11 patterns for kids aged 0-10.

Have you ever wondered what the secret is to fluffy, solid pom poms? The answer is these fabulous pom pom makers from Clover. This small set will make pom poms with a finished size of 35 and 45mm. 

These are great for crafts with kids, hats and decorations, not to mention being a fabulous way to use up leftover balls of yarn. You'll want to put a pom pom on everything! 

Small Pom Pom Maker

Small pom pom maker in 2 sizes by Clover. 

Have you ever wondered what the secret is to fluffy, solid pom poms? The answer is these fabulous pom pom makers from Clover. This large set will make pom poms with a finished size of 65 and 85mm.

These are great for crafts with kids, hats and decorations, not to mention being a fabulous way to use up leftover balls of yarn. You'll want to put a pom pom on everything!

Large Pom Pom Maker

Large pom pom maker in 2 sizes by Clover.

Natalie Selles is a knitting instructor and designer working in Chelmsford, England. Originally from Toronto, Canada, she has working in yarn shops and for knitting businesses for over 10 years. She has taught knitting classes in London for 3 years, mostly at Knit With Attitude in Stoke Newington. Her designs have appeared in magazines such as Pom Pom Quarterly.

You can find her on Ravelry and on Instagram under the username nataliesellesknits. If you have any questions just send a message using the 'contact host' button!

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