Pesky Problems Program
Get help and encouragement from fellow knitters to solve your knitting problems.
Show and Share your successes.
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Saturday Cypress Knitters (SoCK)
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.
Knitters Night Out West (KNOW)
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!
Knitting in Kingwood (KIK)
*Time and Date Change* Saturday, February 8, 12:30 – 4 pm
KIK will be hosting the first charity knit along of 2025 on February 8, 12:30 – 4 at Kingwood Country Club.
It will take place in the boardroom at 1700 Lake Kingwood Trail, Kingwood, TX 77339.
Parking is open, the boardroom is closest to the right side of the building as you are coming down the street.
We will be having Gloria Trowbridge as our speaker. She is a Nurse Navigator from Texas Women’s Hospital, and works with breast cancer patients. This is via zoom at 1:00.
Knitting in the Daytime (KIND)
Our program for February 20 is themed around items that our loved ones have knitted. I was inspired by Naomi Enav and her discussion, at the last meeting, about a dress that her husband’s grandmother knit and thought we all have treasures that were created, whether it’s an item knitted by a child or grandparent. Our members are asked to brings items they would like to share and give a brief “history” of the item.
Our members will also be finalizing our make along. Pattern, yarn, and schedule will be discussed.
Knitters Night in Town (KNIT)
February the month of 
KNIT members will spend this meeting making chemo hats for cancer patients.
Some yarn will be provided or bring something LOVELY from your stash!
Chocolate will be available