Tag: program

KNOT Meeting

Please ensure your email is up-to-date, as you will receive the Zoom meeting invitation in the email that is on record with membership. If you prefer that I text or use an alternative email, please contact Julie at knot@knitatnight.org.

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.

KIND Meeting – Round table discussion on various topics

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.

KIK Meeting – Brioche samples

KiK’s February meeting was cancelled due to power outages and internet connection problems. Our meeting in March will have the same program scheduled for February. Members are to send pictures of their finished projects by Thursday the 18th for a show and share using PowerPoint. We will be knitting samples of brioche for the program to start a two color brioche cowl. Needed is a dark and light color DK weight yarn and US size 4 circular needles about 24 or 32 inches, and also a stitch marker. Homework will consist of knitting 2 starter samples of 4 and 5 row stockinette using 25 cast on stitches. The 4 row will be in the darker color and the 5 row will be in the lighter yarn.

Please send an email to KIK President (knitatnightguildkik@gmail.com) if you wish to attend.

CHIX Meeting – Flax top

We will continue working on the Flax or Flax light top. Paula has completed the body and will have at least one sleeve completed before the meeting so that we can discuss the process. Looking forward to seeing everyone’s progress. Before the meeting, she will post updated photos on Ravelry under Postlady.

We will meet virtually. If you need an link to the Zoom meeting, please email knitatnightguildchix@gmail.com for a link to the meeting.

KNIT Meeting – Fair Isle and Stranded colorwork

In January, Natalie revealed our KAL blanket for donation. It turned out great. We hope that the person who receives it is wrapped in its squishy love. Our February meeting is all virtual on ZOOM. We are learning tips on how to manipulate yarn for fair isle knitting and stranded colorwork in the round. Join us if you can. There is HOMEWORK. Check your email for pattern suggestions and homework, or contact me directly if you don’t get the email. This class is going to be COLORFUL and fun.

 **If you want to visit our group and need a ZOOM, link, please email early for the link.

Please email the KNIT President (knitatnightguildknit@gmail.com)

KNOT Meeting

KNOT will meet via Zoom and at Lynn’s Table 307 Gentry St. Spring TX 77373

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.

KIND – German Short Rows

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.