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November 2025 Programs

KIK – Snowflake Ornaments (crochet)
KIND – Pack it or Hack it
KNIT – GNOME-vember!
KNOW – New KAL
SoCK – Trunk or Treat!

For more information regarding the latest chapter programs, please visit our CALENDAR page! Here you will find exact dates for upcoming guild chapter meetings, including full program descriptions for each meeting.

On the Calendar page you will also find various guild-wide events (charity knit-ins, affiliate sales and the like) and up-coming events in the yarn community / Houston area (FiberFests, conventions, etc.).

Please visit the KANG Chapters page to find your nearest chapter.

Charity Knitting – Nov 2025

As the seasons change, our hearts remain steady in service. Thanks to the generosity and skill of our members, our guild continues to wrap our community in warmth—one stitch at a time. Your contributions of time, yarn, and love are making a real difference!

Recent Charity Highlights

  • Humble Head Start Hat Project

This fall, we delivered 58 hats to Humble Head Start students. The teachers and families expressed heartfelt gratitude many of the children wore their hats proudly the same day!

Your generous offer has touched my heart and the hearts of our families. May you continue to be blessed and a blessing.” — Humble Head Start Manager

  • Texas Women’s hospital

Items were delivered to hospital with help of Julie (KNIT) & her daughter. Delivered were 16 hats and 3 wraps.  

  • LBJ hospital

Not mentioned in Sept news, but Julie (KNIT) dropped off 4 fidget sleeves for geriatric patients. 

Donation Follow-up

Maria (KIK) made final pickup load of yarn from Mr. Klein and delivered a nice, knitted hat and thank you plaque for his very generous donation.

October 25th ADDI & SENTRO knit off

Hosted by KNOW at Spring Creek BBQ. Even with threat of rain & floods we still had a successful knit off. We were able to get 12 hats & 2 scarves created and ready for donation. Many other items were brought to meeting for donation also.

Ongoing Donations Received

We continue to receive items for donations for various charities. We’ve received knitted knockers, blankets, hats, scarves, fidget sleeves, & soap sacks.

One of us was able to make a visit with every chapter this month. Enjoyed getting to meet every one of the chapters. We were able to pick up some donations and share charity yarn with your chapters as well.


-Linda Currie (KIK) & Nancy Smith (KNOW)
Charity Co-Chairs

From Our President – November 2025

What a beautiful day! Fall has finally arrived… I grew up in Wisconsin and even after 40+ years in Houston, I have never gotten used to the heat.  I’m always wanting to knit heavy winter sweaters too – the kind that you may be able to wear for two days a year in Houston!

The Quilt Festival was a success – both for the quilters and for KANG. We had almost 30 members working at our yarn winding booth at various times, and we received about $230 in donations from people who stopped by to have yarn wound.

You may have heard that someone gifted the Guild with two addiExpress knitting machines. I have been trying out one of them and was able to make a hat in about an hour and a scarf in about two hours. If you want to borrow a machine for a week or two, let me know.

On the needles: I finished a baby blanket and am now working on a Summer Square top (the second one). It’s a pattern by Hinterm Stein. Many of her patterns have a very unusual construction, but I’ve found that if I just follow the pattern, it always works out!


Kate Wilson
KANG President
knitatnightguild@gmail.com

October 2025 Programs

KIK – Pumpkins!!
KIND – TBD
KNIT – Counting Chains (tool)
KNOW – Sit ‘n Knit
SoCK – Big Beautiful Basket (crochet)

For more information regarding the latest chapter programs, please visit our CALENDAR page! Here you will find exact dates for upcoming guild chapter meetings, including full program descriptions for each meeting.

On the Calendar page you will also find various guild-wide events (charity knit-ins, affiliate sales and the like) and up-coming events in the yarn community / Houston area (FiberFests, conventions, etc.).

Please visit the KANG Chapters page to find your nearest chapter.

Charity Knitting – Oct 2025

We’ve had a banner month of September with lots of charity donations, both incoming and outgoing!

Thank you to Maria Grisson who is making a couple of trips into Houston to pick up loads of yarn donated to the guild. A gentleman has donated it on behalf of his daughter, Lisa Blake Klein, who passed away earlier this year. So far Maria has filled a pickup truck and will be making one more trip. Thank you, Maria!  The yarn is going to be used for lots of chapter charity projects and to help students in the Kingwood area.

Nancy and Linda have met a couple times to exchange yarn and donated items to get them to the right destinations. We are making plans for future monthly activities.

In the month of September, our donation totals are: 

  • 25 Rectangles to Warm Up America, delivered to the Dallas WUA chapter at DFW Fiber Fest
  • 58 hats to Headstart
  • 18 blankets to the Linus Project 
  • 10 hats to Disabled Americans of Texas
  • 3 tubs of yarn to Creative Studio in Kingwood
  • 1 bag of yarn to Kingwood Park HS for their crochet club and special ed students

On Oct 16th, Linda plans to bring a stash of charity yarn to the KIND chapter meeting.  She will also pick up any items ready to be donated. After this, we believe this will mean that we have made rounds to each chapter.  We plan to continue to visit all of the chapters every few months.

Next Charity Event: Tentatively, we will have an ADDI machine knit off on October 25th. Come help us crank and put items together. We’ll bring several machines. If you have one, bring it too.  Date and place still being determined.

Other Charity Events: Please consider planning a charity event in your part of town! It would be great if each chapter hosted an event this year, as we did last year. Email Charity with your ideas and we’ll help.

For future donations: If you are making something for a specific charity/group, please pin a note to the item to let us know. This will be a great help in making sure we get them to the correct place! If you don’t have a preference, that’s ok.

Thanks so much for your efforts in charity knitting!

Linda Currie (KIK) & Nancy Smith (KNOW)
Charity Co-Chairs

From Our President – October 2025

Yesterday four KANG members (Anne Temple and Joyce Marston from KIK, Daniela Zapico from KNOW, and me from KIND) spent a couple hours at one of the Michaels Craft stores. We talked to customers about the Guild, handed out KANG business cards, displayed some of our finished projects, and spent a lot of time just knitting. Michaels recently bought out Joann’s stock and was trying to promote their craft merchandise. In appreciation for our being there, they gave the Guild a $100 gift card!  

On my needles: This month it’s been “on my hook” as I’m crocheting a baby blanket for one of our nephews and his wife. All my knitting projects have been on hold until I get that done.

Kate Wilson
KANG President
knitatnightguild@gmail.com

September 2025 Programs

KIK – Cast-on, Bind-off (pt. 1)
KIND – Stacked Increases & Decreases
KNIT – Mosaic Knitting
KNOW – Sit ‘n Knit
SoCK – Mosaic Crocheting

For more information regarding the latest chapter programs, please visit our CALENDAR page! Here you will find exact dates for upcoming guild chapter meetings, including full program descriptions for each meeting.

On the Calendar page you will also find various guild-wide events (charity knit-ins, affiliate sales and the like) and up-coming events in the yarn community / Houston area (FiberFests, conventions, etc.).

Please visit the KANG Chapters page to find your nearest chapter.

Charity Knitting – Sep 2025

Hey Fiber Arts fans,

Nancy & I are eager to assist the GUILD in providing donations to the various charities.

For the month of August, we had a couple of donations:

  • The first one was a trunk of yarn and needles donated to Pearland Highschool’s fiber art’s program.
  • Our second donation included 2 blankets donated to the Linus project.  

Both donations were dropped off by Julie and we really appreciate her assistance in moving forward with these items.

Nancy & I are still learning the ropes and hope to get more items donated soon. Currently in our donation stash, we have items ready to donate to Eastern Star, Knitted Knockers, Warm Up America, and Head Start. Some of the donated items will be used as yarn bomb items for the quilt show.

Next month we plan to report more donated items were dropped off at their donation sites.  Nancy & I are collaborating on the plans for the next quarter and will update you on the next newsletter. Colder weather is coming soon, we hope!  So, start knitting up those items so we can be delivering them during the winter months.


Linda Currie (and Nancy Smith)
Charity Co-Chairs
knitatnightguildCharity@gmail.com

From Our President – September 2025

Here we are into hurricane season and so far, everything looks peaceful. Keep all your fingers and toes crossed that it stays that way. I’ll be leaving for Wisconsin in a couple weeks for my 60th class reunion. The weather there at this time of year is usually beautiful although it’s a little early for the leaves to be turning.

If you haven’t heard already, Merribee Needlearts is closing on September 13. From now until then, they have a 40-70% discount on all their yarns.

The Houston Quilt Festival is coming up October 9-12. We have a lot of members who have volunteered to work at the yarn winding booth in return for free admission to the festival. If you missed signing up this year, keep it in mind for next year!

The KIND chapter is changing their meeting location from Bayland Community Center to the Fonteno Senior Center at 6600 Bissonnet. It’s only about two blocks from the old location.

I have a couple tops on the needles, both of which I’ve made before. And I’ve added a chicklet to my growing collection of emotional support chickens. 

Kate Wilson
KANG President
knitatnightguild@gmail.com

August 2025 Programs

KIK – TBD
KIND – Linus Project: Stitching Blocks (cont.)
KNIT – Planning for the Year
KNOW – Planning for the Year
SoCK – Double Knitting

For more information regarding the latest chapter programs, please visit our CALENDAR page! Here you will find exact dates for upcoming guild chapter meetings, including full program descriptions for each meeting.

On the Calendar page you will also find various guild-wide events (charity knit-ins, affiliate sales and the like) and up-coming events in the yarn community / Houston area (FiberFests, conventions, etc.).

Please visit the KANG Chapters page to find your nearest chapter.