For our September meeting, we will be sharing our favorite knitting/crocheting things – needles, yarn, patterns, etc.
Please bring yours and your items for Show and Share.
For our September meeting, we will be sharing our favorite knitting/crocheting things – needles, yarn, patterns, etc.
Please bring yours and your items for Show and Share.
In August we will discuss programs you would like to see for next year. Bring your ideas!
KIND will meet on July 15 at 10am at Bayland Community Center. This month’s program will be understanding how to read charts. Bring some scrap yarn and needles to practice with.
We will meet at the Bayland Community Center, 6400 Bissonnet (near Bissonnet and Hillcroft) at 10am on June 17.
We will continue working on Cheryl Brunette’s sweater pattern. The website for the class is https://howtoknitasweater.com . Please watch the videos through #10 before the meeting.
This month and the following months we will work on Cheryl Brunette’s “How to make a sweater” class. The website for the class is https://howtoknitasweater.com .
The February KIND meeting was cancelled due to the weather, so the March meeting will have the same agenda: We will have a round table discussion covering topics such as how we organize our yarn, what tools we put in our project bags, any favorite tools or techniques we like.
If there are other topics you want to talk about or you are not a KIND member and want to attend, please email Kate Wilson at kangwebmaster@gmail.com.
This month we will learn how to do German short rows.
Homework: Using any worsted-weight yarn and an appropriate sized needle, cast on 20 stitches. Work in garter stitch for 4 rows, then work stockinette stitch for 2 rows. Do not bind off.
If you are not a KIND member and want to attend, please email kangwebmaster@gmail.com for a link to the meeting.
We will be meeting via Zoom on December 17 at 10am. Please bring anything you have finished or are working on to share with the group.
Allyn Wise will be teaching us how to use Magic Loop for working in the round on hats, socks, or other small objects.
If you are not a KIND member and want to attend, please email kangwebmaster@gmail.com for a link to the meeting.
Homework:
Using worsted weight yarn and the appropriate size needle, cast on 32 stitches onto a circular needle at least 24″ long. A longer needle works just as well. Multi-ply yarn will be better for newbies than using a single ply yarn, but if all you have is single ply, use it.