Eighteen ladies found each other at the park for the summer potluck. It was nice to see everyone and catch up on what's happening in our lives. I apologize to Rosemary who was not able to find the park; I will make sure we have the name, address, and directions in the future. I hope all these photos will not slow down your computers. And, sorry if you were caught with food in your mouth or if your eyes were almost closed. It is unintentional. We all know how we really look: gorgeous. I am also going by memory of what was on Linda's agenda since I forgot to take notes.
Show n' Tell
Linda L completed her lovely plarn bag.
Diane wanted to show us the huge size of her modular purse before felting.
Andrea is almost finished with her beautful adult surprise jacket.
Vickie's cute modular purse. She used Fisherman's Wool and put a crease on the sides for a new look.
Vickie also completed this awesome hit n' miss blanket that she crocheted.
Karen made this lovely sweater. She explained that the yarn in the middle was purchased later, and it is the same dye lot as the rest. However, it turned out to be a totally different color and yet, she decided to keep it since it works well with the design.
Karen also knitted this pair of socks that matches the sweater above.
Teri showed us her modular sweater made with sock yarn that she is knitting. It is colorful and fun to look at. She figured out how to make it longer than the pattern by adding an extra row at the shoulders. I should have taken a picture. Sorry, if you were not there to see it.
Our Second Place Ribbon from the State Fair
Linda took pictures of the display at Cal Expo. Here is one. The August Art Walk will be Aug 12. We discussed where to display the flowers; Linda will ask Creative Urges first. We will need Knotty Knitters to volunteer to watch the flowers and answer questions at the Art Walk. Diana will send us an email later. By the way, Diana, I have your blue water bottle.
Karen M took the pictures below at the state fair. The flowers are in a glass case.
Celebrity Dolls
Please keep your celebrity dolls from last year's challenge. We will enter them in next year's state fair in the Creative Arts category.
Hand Stand
Linda found this hand stand this summer and asked us if we would like to purchase the stands to use for next year's finger puppets project. The hand prop is $10 each. No one opposed the idea. She will talk with Louise, our treasurer, about it.
Color Techniques in Knitting Materials List
The materials list for the next class can be found on the left hand column of this blog under "Pages." A couple of details were added since last week regarding the needles. Linda would not give away any details regarding the dice. It will be a surprise. Linda L, you will just have to wait to find out. :)
Eat, Drink, Knit!
These notes were taken from classes taught by Linda Pietz that I attended. Sadly, all photos from the year 2006 to 2012 were accidentally deleted and not retrievable.
Wednesday, July 21, 2010
Thursday, July 08, 2010
New Fall Materials List
I hope you had a good July 4 holiday. I was in South Lake Tahoe and knitted at a small park with a beautiful lake view. I took a picture, but the batteries in my camera need to be recharged first.
Reminder: Our potluck is on Tue, July 20, at 6 pm near Racetrack Rd.
Linda asked me to post the new materials list for the Fall class. Here it is:
Knit Beyond the Basics Color Techniques in Knitting
6 color coordinated yarns of the same weight – scraps are fine, but must have enough to complete a scarf
Needles appropriate to the yarn chosen
2 dice – each dice needs to be a different color
Scissors
Size 8 needles
2 skeins of worsted weight yarn of contrasting colors (no novelty yarn)
Row counter
Stitch markers
Pencil
Paper
3 inch binder - optional
page protectors - optional
tags - optional
Happy knitting everyone!
Reminder: Our potluck is on Tue, July 20, at 6 pm near Racetrack Rd.
Linda asked me to post the new materials list for the Fall class. Here it is:
Knit Beyond the Basics Color Techniques in Knitting
6 color coordinated yarns of the same weight – scraps are fine, but must have enough to complete a scarf
Needles appropriate to the yarn chosen
2 dice – each dice needs to be a different color
Scissors
Size 8 needles
2 skeins of worsted weight yarn of contrasting colors (no novelty yarn)
Row counter
Stitch markers
Pencil
Paper
3 inch binder - optional
page protectors - optional
tags - optional
Happy knitting everyone!
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