Do you know any good knitting and crocheting hacks? We are going to be sharing and discussing tips and tricks to make your knitting/crocheting life easier. No tip or trick is too small or insignificant! You never know who will have an “aha!” moment when they hear your hack. Come prepared to share!
Many of our members often come early to dine at the restaurant and show appreciation for their generosity in allowing us to meet there. All KANG members and visitors are welcome!
Marsha Smith will be presenting a program on Intarsia. She is asking members to bring 2 contrasting colors of smooth worsted weight yarn, 2 balls that are 6 yards each for the background and 1 ball of 4 yards for the diamond pattern. Using #8 size needles, cast on 21 stitches of the background color and knit 2 rows. If you have bobbins, you can wind the yarn on them. A pattern will be provided at the meeting.
We will also be sharing the completed blocks that members have knitted for the Charity Blanket project.
This month we will focus on how to read charts. If you have specific questions, please bring them!
Pesky Problems Program
Get help and encouragement from fellow knitters to solve your knitting problems.
Show and Share your successes.
knitCompanion Part 2: More Tips and Tricks
This is a follow-up to last year’s knitCompanion presentation. Learn tricks, including ways to set up projects and pattern pages, using highlighters to help you focus, creating one-tap row highlighters and automatic reminders, bringing a printed pattern into knitCompanion, and scanning paper charts to include in a pattern. Bring your tablet or laptop to follow along.
For a refresher, the March 2024 program handout (Ravelry & knitCompanion) is in the members’ section of the knitatnight.org website.
The KNOW chapter will have a program on Three Variations on Ribbing for Scarves and Sweaters, presented by Amy Rogers.
Amy will be teaching us the Mistake Rib, the Broken Rib, and another of her choice. Please bring any yarn, preferably variegated or novelty yarn, and the appropriate-sized needles. There is no homework.
Many members often come early to have dinner and show support for the restaurant and their generosity in letting us meet there. Guild members and visitors are welcome to join us!