Tag: KNOW
KNOW Meeting – Knitting for Babies
KNOW Meeting – Upcycling
KNOW Meeting – Amigurumi
KNOW Meeting – Holiday Party
KNOW Meeting – Upcycling
The November meeting of KNOW will feature a program on Upcycling by Nancy.
Join us as we discuss what is upcycling, the impact of the textile
industry on the environment, and things we can do as fiber artists/enthusiasts to change
our impact. Let’s not be part of the problem, but part of the solution!
Members are also invited to show and share any of your completed projects.
Members often arrive early to visit over dinner and show their support to the restaurant
for their generosity in allowing us to meet there. Visitors and members from other
chapters are always welcome.
KNOW Meeting – Felting
DATE CHANGE: We’re meeting a week early this month!!
Please join us for a program on felting.
Amy will share what she learned while converting a well-loved handknit sweater into a lined autumn felted tote/purse. If you have made felted purses in the past, please bring them.
Members are also invited to show and share any of your completed projects.
Members often arrive early to visit over dinner and show their support to the restaurant
for their generosity in allowing us to meet there. Visitors and members from other
chapters are always welcome.
We’re looking forward to seeing you on October 24th!
KNOW Meeting – Pompoms & Tassels
Everyone should bring any project you would like to add a Pompom or tassel to, lots of leftover yarns, a tapestry/darning needle and a pair of sharp scissors for trimming. If you have a bent seaming needle, that would be helpful.
KNOW Meeting – Cast On/Bind Off
KNOW Meeting – KAL: Multidirectional Diagonal Scarf
KNOW’s July program will be a knit-along presented by Jan Clark. We will be knitting the “Multidirectional Diagonal Scarf“, which is a free pattern available on Ravelry (https://www.ravelry.
This scarf looks great with variegated or self-striping yarn. A good yarn to try would be a DK weight, knit with size 6 needles, or try a heavier yarn with appropriate needles for a faster finish. You can use the same yarn throughout or different yarns in each triangular section of the scarf as a way to use some leftover stash yarn. It’s also possible to use two yarns held together for a different look. There are so many possibilities that you may want to make more than one!
This is a fun project for knitters with limited experience and for highly skilled knitters. If you have not previously knit short rows, this is your opportunity to learn!!
Members are also invited to show and share any of your completed projects.
Members often arrive early to visit over dinner and show their support to the restaurant for their generosity in allowing us to meet there. Visitors and members from other chapters are always welcome.
