Advanced Crochet Class - Amigurumi Plant Workshop

Learn to craft adorable tiny succulents in this hands-on amigurumi workshop! Perfect for crocheters ready to level up, you'll master the techniques needed to stitch your own pint-sized cacti—and who knows, you might squeeze in a few extra creations before class wraps up.

You will learn: Decreasing using (SC2TOG), half-double crochet (HDC), stuffing and assembling amigurumi pieces. 

Prerequisite
Jump into this advanced amigurumi adventure ready to go! You'll need solid crochet fundamentals under your belt—think confident with patterns, stitches, and the occasional creative problem-solving. If you're comfortable reading instructions and tackling tricky techniques, you're all set to create some seriously cute tiny plants.

Materials Needed 🧶
1x Ricorumi DK Brown (Soil)
1x Ricorumi DK Pot (Any Colour)
1x Ricorumi DK Plant (Dark or Light Green) 
1x RicoRumi DK Flower (Any Colour)
Stuffing (Polyfill) - We shall provide :P 
Darning Needle 
Scissors 
Stitch Markers (optional) 
Hook:  3mm Crochet Hook 
Pattern: The free pattern can be found here 

You are more than welcome to bring your own materials from home or purchase in store.

Enjoy 10% off all class materials purchased at The Makery!
Please note: This discount is valid only before class begins and cannot be applied once the class has started.

Dates: Saturday 28th Feb
Time: 10am - 1pm (3hrs)
Instructor: Matty McGee 🌵

🚨Cancellation🚨 
All class fees are non-refundable. Cancellations or changes must be made at least 72 hours in advance to receive store credit. Late cancellations and no-shows forfeit the class fee. For more information please read our cancellation policy.

Age Policy
Our workshops are designed for participants aged 16 and over to ensure the best possible learning experience. Participants aged 16–17 must be accompanied by an adult aged 18+ who is also taking the class, you must have a signed waiver before the class begins.

If you are seeking kids classes please check out: The Community Centre, The Idea Factory, Revelstoke Art Gallery & Revelstoke Library.