
Yarn. People. Love.
Knit B’ham weaves these powerful forces together to build an inclusive, safe, and creative community of knitting and crochet enthusiasts.
Founded by Isabel Rubio, Knit B’ham continues her work of community building by creating a welcoming space for all people to gather around their common interest in making magic with beautiful yarn. Knit B’ham strives to bring ethically sourced and processed natural fibers to our customers to promote slow fashion and build sustainable wardrobes.
Meet Our Team
Brands We Carry
We have a selection of high quality yarns spun and dyed by independent and commercial brands all over the world. Whether it’s from Scotland or Paris, Peru or Wisconsin, we have a gorgeous range of fibers carefully chosen to make your projects shine.
Come in to squish the yarn and say hello- there’s nothing better than finding the right thing for your project in person!
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Big Bad Wool
Brooklyn Tweed
Blue Sky Fibers
Cascade
Big Bad Wool
Dan Doh
Emma’s Yarn
Ewetopia
Feederbrook Farm
Freia
Ginger Twist Studio
Hedgehog Fibres
Knitting for Olive
KraeO
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La Bien Aimée
Life in the Long Grass
Loop Fiber Studio
Madelinetosh
Malabrigo
Murky Depths Dyeworks
Schoppel Woole
Plied
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Allstitch
Chiao Goo
Clover
Cocoknits
DellaQ
Degen
Eucalan
Fox & Pine Stitches
Harper Heirloom Creations
HiyaHiya
Katrinkles
Kelmscott Designs
The Knitting Barber
Knitter’s Pride
Knit Pro
LAMXD
Lykke
Magner
MDK (Modern Daily Knitter)
Notabag
Twice Sheared Sheep
Susan Bates
We also have a selection of vintage and modern buttons!
Knit and Crochet Classes
Knit B’ham is delighted to bring a variety of classes to both new and experienced fiber artists in our newly dedicated classroom space.
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Our classes are held inside our cozy shop on Clairmont Avenue and are taught by our talented local instructors.
Classes must have a minimum of two folks enrolled to proceed, and have a cap of six folks each. Please sign up early to ensure your spot. Kits with class materials are available for purchase prior to your first session of class.
To sign up or find out more information, click on the classes below. Please note your cart may be at the bottom of the page. If you would like assistance signing up for a class, we are happy to help. Just give us a call.
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If you must miss a class, we will work with you to accommodate space in an upcoming class within 3 months.
No credit is offered for no shows. Cancellations must be made 72 hours prior to first class by calling the shop at 205.538.5246 or emailing knitbham@gmail.com.
If a class does not meet the minimum sign ups, we will not be able to proceed, and will contact you ahead of time to inform you of any changes.
Please understand that we cannot offer refunds.
We want everyone to have the opportunity to learn to craft, so scholarships are available for all of our classes. You can let us know if you need assistance by sending us an email to knitbham@gmail.com.
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We release new classes every month- if there is something you would love to see a class on, let us know. We will typically try to coordinate with our instructors to release more sections or dates if a class sells out.
Upcoming Events
Our Services
Knit B’ham is delighted to offer the following services:
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15 minutes or less - Free, time permitting
After 15 minutes, $20 for each additional 15-minute block of time.
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$40 - 1/2 hour
$60 - 1 hour
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Blocking: We will wet or steam block your knitted and crocheted items to give them a finished look. Please allow for a two-week turnaround.
Baby Items - minimum $20
Hats, Gloves, Mittens, Scarves - minimum $20
Adult Items - minimum $30
Weaving in Ends: minimum $30
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Mending of knitted garments, including but not limited to sweaters, socks, blankets, & accessories.
Minimum $20 per repair.
Sign Up for the Ranunculus Sweater KAL
Isabel is wearing a short sleeve Ranunculus knit with two laceweights held double (La Bien Aimee Helix and Knitting for Olive Soft Silk Mohair). Our mannequin has a long sleeved version made of Knitting for Olive Heavy Merino (worsted weight) and KFO Soft Silk Mohair. Jamie is wearing a cropped version with two laceweights held double.
Want to know more about the Ranunculus Sweater by Midori Hirose? Click here to see the Ravelry page. It has a wide range of sizes and is totally customizable- check out the project page on Ravelry! Jamie is leading the knit along and will be in the shop every Wednesday in April. We’re gathering from 11 AM- 12:30PM.
Yarn weight: You can use lace, light fingering to worsted weight yarn. The degree of transparency depends on the weight of yarn. Knitting with thin yarn on big needle gives light, transparent and airy texture to this pullover. Using thicker yarn or holding two yarns together adds more weight, and more structured look. For a summer weight try DanDoh Silk+ or Linen. Quince & Co Kestrel or Sparrow. Any laceweights held double like La Bien Aimee Helix would be gorgeous, or you could take advantage of the rainbow of colors on our fingering weight wall for your perfect shade.
Needles:
6 mm US 10 circular needle as main needle. 5 mm US 8 needle for hem ribbing and finishing sleeve. Adjust needle size if necessary to get gauge.
Yardage : 1460 - 2020 yards (1335 - 1847 m)
Sizes:
1 (2, 3, 4)(5, 6, 7)(8, 9, 10, 11)
Finished Bust Circumference: 117 (123, 129, 134) (140, 146, 151)(157, 166, 174, 180) cm / 46 (48.5, 50.75, 52.75)(55, 57.5, 59.5)(61.75, 65.25, 68.5, 70.75)”
Gauge
14 sts x 20 rows = 10 cm 4“, with main needle in stockinette stitch after wet blocking.
Sign up for the Ranunculus KAL
Contact Us
(205) 538-5246
3831 Clairmont Ave S
Birmingham, AL 35222
We have a handicap accessible rear entrance, please call ahead for assistance.
Curbside pickup available.
Tuesday 10 to 5
Wednesday 10 to 5
Thursday 12 to 7
Friday 10 to 5
Saturday 10 to 3
Sunday/Monday CLOSED