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KIK Meeting – Brioche Knitting

Knitting in Kingwood (KIK) – Saturday, October 21, 10:00am – 12:00pm

WHEN: 3rd Saturday of the month, 10 a.m.-12 p.m.

WHERE: Kingwood Branch Library, 4400 Bens View Ln, Kingwood, TX 77339

Our program for the meeting will be Brioche Knitting.

Andrea Conrad will be teaching us beginning Brioche.

Bring:

  • 2 colors of yarn any weight, 1 light and 1 dark
  • Extra yarn of a contrasting color for lifelines
  • Needles appropriate for your yarn. Stitch markers etc.

Bring your finished projects for Charity and don’t forget your Show and Share!

****** If you haven’t done it yet, Please renew your membership!

 See Cathy at the meeting.

 

We have the display window for the month of December. Start thinking about what you’d like to add to the display!

Don’t forget to make a pair of booties or a hat or both for the wreath!

 

Meeting Schedule 

 

October 21 – Meeting Room

November 18 – Meeting Room

December 16 – Meeting Room for our Holiday Celebration

 

Looking forward to seeing everyone on Saturday!

 

KIK Meeting – Brioche, part 2

The KIK meeting will be via Zoom on April 17 at 10 a.m. and the program will be Part 2 about Brioche knitting. Everyone who has Show & Share items,please email the president their photos, preferably in jpg format, the week before. We will be knitting 2-color Brioche flat.
Please send an email to KIK President (knitatnightguildkik@gmail.com) if you wish to attend.

KIK Meeting – Brioche Shawl

KIK’s meeting will be on Zoom, September 19th at 10:00 am. KIK Chapter members, please watch your email for a Zoom invitation. Members of other KANG Chapters are welcome to join us; please email kik@knitatnight.org to receive an invite to join our meeting.

Members should send pictures of their finished projects by Thursday the 17th for a show and share using PowerPoint.

We will be knitting samples of brioche for the program to start a two color brioche cowl.

Supplies:  A dark and light color DK weight yarn, US size 4 circular needles about 24-32″, a stitch marker.

Homework:  Knit 2 starter samples of 4 and 5 row stockinette using 25 cast on stitches. The 4 row sample will be in the darker color and the 5 row sample will be in the lighter color.

KNIT Meeting – Knitting as a Form of Protest

Our program for the month is Knitting as a form of Protest with our very own Nancy Polychronopoulos.
Nancy will give a talk on the history of knitting and Crafting in Dissent about crafting as a way to protest – it’s not a new thing!

For our KAL, Step 2 is working the sleeve and dolman shaping — work through page 4 of the pattern which means you will end with the 3 Set Up for the Right Shoulder Rows. ** If you finish this phase up, and want a jump start you can work the Left Sleeve exactly has you have for the right (following the directions on page 6). **

Brioche part 2 assistance will be available for those of us knitting the All About the Brioche shawl.

Lastly a surprise from Ruth’s bag of knitting tricks.  You won’t want to miss this month’s program!

KNIT Meeting – 2-color brioche

Our program for the month is 2-color brioche using the shawl pattern “All About that Brioche” by Lisa Hannes/maliha designs. We will cover the basic brioche stitch and 2-color brioche. Bring two different colors of DK yarn and appropriate size needles AND needles one or two sizes below the appropriate size. If you want, you can knit Part 1 of the body of the shawl according to the pattern (all garter stitch).

If you are following the KAL of Laura Nelkin’s POCA sweater. January is Step 1 – wind your yarn, make a gauge swatch. Just like Laura suggests, start knitting the sleeve. We will make sure you are on gauge for a correct fit.

KNOT Mtg – Simple Brioche

KNOT Mtg – Simple Brioche

The November KNOT meeting will be held the 3rd Thursday (Nov 17), in place of the 4th Thursday (Thanksgiving).  Please note that the December meeting will be held on the 3rd Thursday of December.
 
The November program will be a presentation by Sue Werner on the simple, single-color Brioche stitch. The Brioche Stitch is reversible and looks a bit like a 1×1 rib. It’s not knit that way!! The result is a thick stretchy fabric that is great for hats, scarves, and sweaters.  Please join us for a fun evening!