4 providers · Updated 18 October 2026
Knitting and crochet are easiest to learn in a small group, where someone shows you the stitches and fixes mistakes on the spot. Many Berlin classes start with a scarf or a granny square and run over several sessions so you can practise at home in between.
| Provider | District | Price | Length | Language |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Herr U am Amalienpark | Pankow | €12 per session | 2 h | DE |
| Wollhandel-Berlin | Spandau | €39 | 3 h | DE |
| Alice im Wolleland | Schöneberg | €45 | 2 h | DE / EN |
| KNIT KNIT Berlin | Mitte | €49 | 1.5 h | DE / EN |
If you want to get going right away: these workshops by The Craft Hub can be booked now.
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Sold outWhat you make, what it costs and what's included, as the providers describe it themselves.
Drop-in
Pankow
Weekly open knitting and crochet class on Mondays for up to nine people, for beginners and experienced crafters.
Registration and prepayment required; tickets are valid for the booked day only.
Workshop
Spandau
About 3-hour beginner knitting class in the shop: cast on and knit stitch, then start the Sofie Scarf; yarn and pattern included.
Bring 3.5 mm needles or buy them in the shop; the last date was fully booked.
Workshop
Schöneberg
2-hour beginner knitting class 'Erste Maschen' in a small group, yarn and needles included.
Yarn studio for French yarns; beginner dates were sold out through December, while a four-hour atelier (€89) still had spots.
Workshop
Mitte
1.5-hour beginner class 'New Knitter I': materials, casting on, edge and knit stitches, and the start of a scarf or headband.
Classes run from three people; also a crochet class at the same price and team events.
With the providers here, a single workshop costs €39 to €49 per person and lasts 1.5 to 3 hours. Multi-session courses and private lessons cost more. Check whether materials are included.
No. Every workshop here is made for beginners, and the teacher shows you each step.
Yes, 2 of 4 providers teach in English or both languages. The language is listed for each provider.
Many people find crochet easier because you work with one hook and one live stitch. Knitting takes a little longer to learn but makes stretchy fabric for jumpers, hats and socks.