Learn to Knit Like a Viking

With DIY craft kit delivered to you

Get in touch with your inner Viking!



  $60 - $120 ($60 for Class only, no box; $120 for Class and box) (Afterpay & PayPal Pay in 4 available)

How it works


We'll send a ClassBento Box to you (a craft kit with what you'll need). Shipping is free, and it should arrive within 2 to 4 business days for Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Canberra; 4 to 9 days elsewhere. We ship nationwide.
Enjoy the online class - after booking, you'll get a pre-recorded video with instructions. You're welcome to ask the teacher any questions you have.
Discover the fascinating history and beautiful technique of Viking Knit in this beginner-friendly virtual course. Across six lessons, you’ll learn the traditional foundations of the technique while developing the skills and confidence to create beautifully finished wire jewellery of your own. The course includes 6 lessons:
  • Learn about the history and origins of Viking Knit and how this ancient wirework technique developed.
  • Get to know the essential tools and materials, including the different wires you can use.
  • Master the single stitch and create your first Viking Knit sample.
  • Progress to the double stitch to create a denser, more intricate finish.
  • Learn how to solder wire when working with precious metals.
  • Finish, shape, and assemble your Viking Knit into a beautiful bangle or bracelet.
The course is suitable for complete beginners but also includes techniques and tips to help you develop your skills as you progress.
The optional kit contains enough materials to make two practice samples and three finished bangles or bracelets, giving you plenty of opportunity to experiment with the techniques and create pieces you’ll be proud to wear.
What you'll get in your craft kit
~ 1 x drawplate
~ 1 x dowel
~ 3 x reels of 22ga coated copper wire
~ 3 x bails/tubes to finish your bangles
Knowledge required
Suitable for beginners. The videos also include instructions for more advanced techniques for students who have soldering skills.
What you'll need
~ Round-nose pliers
~ Wire cutters
~ Masking tape

FAQ

Do I need to know how to knit?
No, this is a different kind of knitting and is beginner-friendly!
Your teacher

Knitting Wire
Knitting Wire

female Women-owned

Hello, I'm Harrie and I have been teaching textile techniques for more than twenty years, sharing my passion for making with students across Australia, Italy and the United States. My own training has taken me through Australia, Italy, Spain and Switzerland, where I was fortunate to learn from remarkable teachers and immerse myself in a rich variety of textile traditions.
Following COVID, I stepped away from teaching for four years after experiencing digital burnout. Although the break was necessary, I realised just how much I missed the creativity, connection and joy that come from sharing these skills with others. Returning to teaching feels like coming home.
Over the years I've taught workshops for hundreds of students, from complete beginners to experienced makers looking to expand their creative practice. One of the greatest joys of teaching is watching someone realise that they are capable of creating something beautiful with their own hands. Seeing that moment of confidence emerge never gets old.
My teaching has included textile and costume history, alongside specialised textile techniques, at universities, design schools and dedicated craft schools. While I love the breadth of textile traditions, I've chosen to focus on knitting with metal because it continues to fascinate and delight me.
There's something truly magical about transforming a simple length of wire into a beautifully textured piece of jewellery. From the ancient technique of Viking Knit to the whimsy of three-dimensional knitted forms, metal knitting combines centuries-old textile knowledge with contemporary jewellery making. It is endlessly creative, deeply satisfying and wonderfully relaxing.
Whether you've never picked up a pair of pliers or you're already an experienced maker, my workshops are designed to be welcoming, encouraging and inspiring. I believe everyone can learn these techniques, and I look forward to sharing the magic of knitting with metal with you.

Gift this class

They can also choose from our 15,000+ other experiences.

redeem Gifting options
2026-09-04 15:00:00
class V48I01Z33L 34c052b7f77f35dccea660a6ce51910d 1 production sydney Sydney NSW AU sydney