Learn to knit socks with us at The Woolly Bulldog! 

In this class students will learn how to knit DK Standard Socks (Cuff Down Construction)

This class takes place in person at The Woolly Bulldog, located at 

#4 - 9110 Glover Road in Fort Langley, BC

This class is split into two 2 hr long sessions on:

Tuesday, June 16, 2026 and June 30, 2026

between 6:30pm-8:30pm. 

***Please read through the following completely before signing up.***

Prerequisites:

Students in this class must be intermediate knitters who are comfortable following basic patterns, casting on in their preferred method and knitting in the round. Experience with slipping stitches, decreases (SSK, k2tog, p2tog), and magic loop is beneficial but not necessary. As this is a two-session course that focuses on learning specific sock skills, students must come to their first class prepared with the cuff and leg of ONE sock already knit to their desired length.

In their first class, students will learn how to knit a heel flap, turn their heel and create a gusset upon the sock leg they have already knit. The second class will teach students how to shape their sock toe with decreases and graft with kitchener stitch. They will leave with knowledge for how to weave in ends and block their socks at home.

Class Materials (not included):

Please purchase the following materials and bring them with you to class. All materials can be purchased at TWB. Registrants will receive a student discount of 15% to be used for class supplies.

• 1 copy of the following pattern: DK Standard Socks (Cuff Down Construction) by Carlie Perrins of Northwoods Knit Co
  (Note: Carlie offers a free pattern code to new subscribers of her email newsletter! You can sign up for it here)
• Required Needles: 1 pair of 3.25 mm (US size 3) circular needles in either 80cm (32”) or 100cm (40") length for magic loop
  Optional Needles: 1 pair of 3.25 mm (US size 3) small circular needles in 23cm (9") length to knit the cuff, leg and foot of the sock, as per your knitting preferences. These are not mandatory; some knitters prefer to make socks on small circular needles, then transfer onto larger circular needles for magic loop only when needed.
  
• DK yarn of choice or fingering weight yarn held double (see Purchasing Yarn section below for suggestions)
  
• A tapestry needle for weaving in finished ends, fabric measuring tape, stitch markers and optional but encouraged sock blockers for finishing.

Purchasing the Pattern:

Patterns are the instructions which guide you through your project. They take time, effort, and skill to create. To ensure the pattern creator receives fair compensation for their work, each knitter should purchase their own pattern for individual use rather than purchasing the pattern with the intent to share with others.

The pattern can be purchased on Ravelry at DK Standard Socks (Cuff Down Construction by Carlie Perrins) (a free Ravelry account must be made prior to purchasing - we can also help you purchase this pattern via Ravelry in-store)

• (Note: Carlie offers a free pattern code to new subscribers of her email newsletter! You can sign up for it here)

Purchasing Yarn:

The DK Standard Socks are knit with either one strand of DK weight yarn or with two strands of fingering weight yarn held together. We strongly recommend choosing a sock appropriate yarn (ie. with nylon content, often in 80/20 or 85/15 wool/nylon ratio)

Students may choose to use one single colour for their entire project or may wish to use multiple colours for stripes or a contrasting cuff, heel and toe. The pattern includes instruction for all options.

Purchasing Needles:

Knitting needles come in different lengths (measured in both centimeters and inches) and thicknesses (measured in millimeters and US numerically). Needles can also be flat, circular, or double-pointed. They can be purchased at TWB.

The DK Standard Socks are made with 3.25 mm (US size 3) circular needles of either 80cm (32") or 100 cm (40") length, using the magic loop method. Students may choose to use 3.25 mm (US size 3) 9" circulars to knit the sock cuff, leg and foot if this suits their preferences.

IMPORTANT: Starting Your Sock

As this is a special skills class which focuses on how to knit sock heels/gussets and toes, students MUST come to their first class with the cuff and leg for ONE sock already knit to their desired length. Here are some helpful resources:

Carlie Perrins on Instagram has a number of helpful reels: @northwoodsknitco

VeryPink Knit tutorials:
-Getting Started with Magic Loop

Summer Lee Design Co. tutorials:
-Magic Loop Knitting Tutorial
-Knitting the Cuff and Leg

Meet the Instructor:

This intermediate knitting class is taught by Julia, an English teacher by day and knitting instructor by night. A self-proclaimed sock knitting specialist who is often found juggling multiple cast-ons at once, she is passionate about introducing new knitters to the vibrant fibre arts community and helping them hone their craft. A Fort Langley local, she can often be found walking her dog along the water with her family and a strong cup of coffee.

TWB's Class Registration & Cancellation Policy

We’re so glad and feel honoured to have you join us around the worktable. Our classes are intentionally small to create a welcoming, hands-on experience which means each seat matters.

Please kindly review the following before registering:

Registration

• Full payment is required to reserve your seat.
• Spaces are limited and filled on a first-come basis.
• Your registration is confirmed once payment is received.

Student Cancellations

Because class sizes are small and preparation begins in advance,

Cancellations made 72+ hours before class:
You may receive store credit for the full class amount.

Cancellations made less than 72 hours before class:
We are unable to offer refunds or credit.

If you’re unable to attend you may transfer your seat to a friend - just let us know in advance. :)

Class Minimums

Some classes require a minimum number of students to run.
If minimum enrollment (4 students) is not met you will receive a full refund or the option to transfer into a future class. We will notify you as early as possible if a class needs to be rescheduled.

Missed Classes

Please kindly note we’re unable to offer refunds, credits or make-up sessions for missed classes.

Supplies

Materials are typically not included unless noted.
We’re always happy to help you choose the right yarn and tools in advance (and we offer a class supply discount in most cases!)

A Gentle Note

We understand that life happens. While we must uphold our policies to keep programming sustainable we strive to always approach situations with care and fairness.

If you have questions please reach out as we’re always here and happy to help.

Photos by Carrin Perrins, used with permission.