Low-key Vest Course
Learn every aspect of knitting the Low-key Vest with in-depth pre-recorded video lessons guiding you through each step of the pattern.
Knit a vest with confidence with step-by-step video lessons.
Welcome & Course Introduction
1.1: Sizing Labels
1.2: What is Ease?
1.3: How to Measure Yourself
1.4: Applying Ease
1.5: Learning Your Preferred Fit
1.6: Deciding on Length Version
2.1: Yarn-Weight & Fiber
2.2: Solid, Semi-Solid & Variegated
2.3: Multi-Color Ideas
2.4: Yarn Inspiration
2.5: Yardage Amounts
2.6: Other Supplies
3.1: What is Gauge?
3.2: How to Swatch
3.3: Swatch Set-Up
3.4: Making the Swatch
3.5: Measure Pre-Block
3.6: Blocking Swatch
3.7: Measure Post-Block
3.8: Gauge Issue FAQ's
4.1: Skills Toolbox Intro
4.2: Where & How to Join a New Skein
4.3: Alternating Skeins Flat
4.4: Alternating Skeins in the Round
4.5: Frog & Tink
4.6: Fix a Dropped Stitch
5.1: Casting-On Back Hem
5.2: Working Back Hem
5.3: Working Back Body Bottom
5.4: Front Hem & Front Body Bottom
5.5: Joining Front/Back Together - Part 1
5.6: Joining Front/Back Together - Part 2
Low-key is a pullover-style vest with thoughtful construction and interesting details. Throughout the course, we’ll cover topics such as:
Choosing a size and understanding ease
Yarn selection, including pros and cons of superwash wool
Gauge swatching in the round — and what to do if you don’t get gauge
Working with hand-dyed yarn and alternating skeins
Knitting an overlapped split hem
Fixing common mistakes
Picking-up stitches
Three-needle bind-off
Weaving in ends & wet blocking
Hear first-hand from knitters who have taken either this Low-Key Vest course, as well as my other course offerings.
Purchase the course today and you can get started right away on learning to make your very own Low-Key Vest!

Low-key is a worsted-weight seamless pullover-style vest featuring a simple garter ridge stitch pattern and a hi/lo split hem. Just as its name suggests, it’s an easy-going piece that has simple details with a modern style.
There are 2 different length options: cropped or tunic. And there’s 2 different neck styles: crew or cowl. The yellow version is cropped with crew neck and the teal version is tunic with cowl neck (although you can mix lengths and neck styles as you like!).
Finished Body Circumference: 34.75 (38.5, 42.25, 46) (50, 53.75, 57.5) (61.25, 65, 68.75)”
Yardage:
Cropped version: approx 600 (650, 725, 775) (850, 900, 975) (1025, 1125, 1175) yds of worsted-weight (shown in Malabrigo Rios).*
Tunic version: approx 700 (775, 850, 925) (1000, 1075, 1175) (1225, 1325, 1400) yds of worsted-weight (shown in Malabrigo Rios).*
*Add the following yardage amounts for the cowl version: 120 (120, 130, 130) (140, 140, 150) (150, 150, 150) yds.
Click here to learn more about the design on Ravelry.
You should know the knitting basics, like how to knit, purl and cast-on (since this isn't a 'learn to knit' class), but that's it! All of the other techniques will be taught in this course.
Yes, the Low-key pattern PDF can be downloaded in the first "Introduction" video lesson (scroll under the course player to access the download). If you would like it added to your Ravelry library as well just send me an email after you enroll.
I knit English-style (so holding the working yarn in my right-hand). So all of the demonstrations in this course are shown in this style of knitting.
This course is in English and I have created accurate English captions for the hearing-impaired.
You'll have access to the Low-key course for 2 years after purchase.