Tag: KNOW
KNOW Meeting – Illusion knitting
KNOW Meeting – Knitting increases
KNOW Zoom Meeting – Yarn dyeing
KNOW Meeting – I Loved the Hank, Now What?
While we normally meet at Spring Creek Barbeque, 21000 Katy Freeway, I-10 at Westgreen Blvd in Katy currently we are holding Zoom meetings. Chapter members, please watch your email for a Zoom invitation.
Members from other chapters wishing to attend our meeting are welcome to do so. Please email KNOW prior to April 24th to be sure to receive a Zoom invitation.
The April Program will be a Power Point presentation entitled “I Loved the Hank, Now What?” presented by Amy Rodgers. There will be a short introduction to variegated yarns and what may be some unintended consequences when knit up. Photos and written descriptions of stitch patterns that highlight the yarn as itself will be shown. Specifically, this will include slip stitches with long floats, drop stitch patterns, elongated stitches and multi row lattice floats.
KNOW Meeting – Interesting Edgings
Due to the unusual weather and power failures, the February KNOW meeting was cancelled. In March we will be presenting the program that was scheduled for February.
Want a change from ribbing? At our March meeting, KNOW will explore and share interesting edgings.
Members are invited to share their interesting edgings; we ask for a photo ahead of the meeting so we can all see it close-up. We ask if you share it, bring your project or swatch so that you can show off during the Zoom meeting. Your meeting reminder will include the details for submitting your photos.
Chapter members, please watch your email for a Zoom invitation. If you are not a KNOW chapter member but wish to attend the meeting, you are welcome to do so. Please email KNOW prior to February 20th to receive a Zoom invitation.
KNOW – Slipped stitches
Members from other chapters are most welcome. Please send an email request to the KNOW president a few days ahead of the meeting and you will be emailed a Zoom invitation.
This month, KNOW members will once again delve into the wonderful world of slipped stitches. Many slip stitch patterns are done with yarn held on the wrong side (like in mosaic knitting), but others slip stitches with the yarn on the right side. We will explore one of the latter, a pattern that results in an interesting wavy, woven look in multi colors, but uses one color at a time. To try it out at the meeting, select a yarn in two or more contrasting solid colors and bring appropriately sized needles.
KNOW December meeting
KNOW Meeting – Steeking
At the current moment we are holding Zoom meetings. KNOW Chapter members, please watch your email for a Zoom invitation. Members of other KANG Chapters are welcome to join us, please email know@knitatnight.org by September 24th to receive an invite to join our meeting.
KNOW will be having a steek night! We plan to complete our mini knit-along by steeking on our fair isle coffee cozy, then finish off with a button band. For anyone who missed part 1, you can knit your fair isle piece ahead of the meeting:
Steek this coffee cozy on Ravelry: https://www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/steek-this-coffee-cozy
Alternatively, bring any other fair isle knitted practice piece (ideally in non-superwash wool). And bring your scissors! We will be cutting up our knitting (on purpose!) then putting on a button band.
KNOW Meeting – Coffee cup cozy
At the moment we are holding Zoom meetings. Please watch your email for a Zoom invitation. Members of other KANG Chapters please email knitatnightguildknow@gmail.com by August 24th to receive an invite to join our meeting.
We will be doing a mini-project over the next two Zoom meetings. For the first part, we will get our colorwork going as we knit a small fair-isle piece in the round during the August meeting.
In September, we will take the finished fair isle and do a steek, where we cut our knitting (!) and add a button band. The result will be a colorful cardi coffee cup cozy!
- The pattern for the project is “Steek This Coffee Cozy” by Rachel Molenaar and it is free on Ravelry. Please download it ahead of the meeting and print it out if you like (and if you are able!)
- For the meeting, grab an assortment of DK or worsted weight wool (non-superwash and 100% wool suggested) in 5 colors: 2 for the background and 3 for the pattern.
- You will need circular needles or double-pointed needles (size 5 suggested; we will knit 53 stitches in the round.)
Join us as we learn from each other; there are many ways to knit stranded colorwork, and many ways to knit in the round!
