Hi all,
We have had a request for Amigurumi. The school has a "store" where the students can use "school money" that they earn for good deeds, to buy items from the store and these cuties have been a huge hit! Do you have any you can donate? The "support Jelly Fish" seems a favorite, but any kind will do.
Contact Regina at reginaopalia@gmail.com for more information or to donate.
Thanks.
Hi everyone,
Since it will be such a lovely, WARM day tomorrow, Friday May 10, we will be meeting in the courtyard at Chophouse Row 1424 11th Ave Seattle.
Please join us there!
We have changed our format a little and there are some changes.
Our new times are:
every other Friday
from 1pm to 3pm
at M2M Market
on the corner of Broadway and E. John St (next door to the Light Rail Station). 118 Broadway, Seattle WA.
We meet in the "Food Court" upstairs.
There is a restaurant up there Bon Restaurant, and there is food in the market ready made to eat, and a bakery, with coffee for those of us who need our caffeine! And the shopping experience is great there.
If there are any changes we will notify you on this site.
We are not going to be meeting regularly on Fridays starting March 1. If you want to know when we meet again, please email us at knitcaphill@gmailcom
Thanks for joining us.
Wow! what a beautiful day it is today, Sunday, February 4. AND it is supposed to be nice on Friday, February 9. Hope to see you there and hope that any newcomers will join us also.
🌞
Well, it seems that Seattle is getting some snow this week. AND it will fall on us on Friday the 12th. So, we will not be meeting at Stoup on this coming Friday the 12th. Stay home and do your fibery thing where it is warm and dry!
See you the following week.
HAPPY NEW YEAR!!
almost...
Here is hope that in 2024 our dreams of peace will be achieved and our personal dreams will be fulfilled.
Here are some things to divert you until 2024.
A cute video of the healing power of knitting (and crochet too, of course!):
Opinion | ‘Visible Mending’: The Healing Powers of Knitting - The New York Times (nytimes.com)
This artist, Lorna Hamilton-Brown is an inspiration and a mover! Scroll through her website for some awesome art and fibery things. (Lorna was the "bird" square maker in the above video):
Lorna Hamilton-Brown (lornahamiltonbrown.com)
And this Icelandic artist is a lot of fun:
See you in 2024!
