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Join us Down on the Farm
Join us Down on the Farm
Head to the farm with Miami Valley Knitting Guild for 2027! We will be looking at different sheep breeds as well as having fun with the different areas of the farm. This will also be a “stash down” year. Below you will find our monthly schedule. More details will be added as each month approaches.
Come join the fun!
Meetings are held the first Tuesday of the month in Centerville, Ohio, unless otherwise specified. You can email us if you need the location. We have social knitting from 6:30 - 7 pm, and the meetings begin at 7 pm. Materials needed and any homework will be added here as each meeting gets closer.
Meetings are held the first Tuesday of the month in Centerville, Ohio, unless otherwise specified. You can email us if you need the location. We have social knitting from 6:30 - 7 pm, and the meetings begin at 7 pm. Materials needed and any homework will be added here as each meeting gets closer.
If there is bad weather, the meeting may be held virtually. If the location changes to virtual, you can email to request a link to the meeting. Members always have a virtual link in the newsletter. Questions about a meeting? Email us.
If there is bad weather, the meeting may be held virtually. If the location changes to virtual, you can email to request a link to the meeting. Members always have a virtual link in the newsletter. Questions about a meeting? Email us.
Following the meeting, a link to the slides can be found in our Facebook group.
Following the meeting, a link to the slides can be found in our Facebook group.
Jan 5
Jan 5
Welcome to the Cozy Farmhouse; Introducing our "Farmer's Market"
Materials to bring:
Scraps/leftovers of yarn in any weight or color, including funky yarns
Size 10-10.5 needles (if you don’t have one, don’t buy it unless you want to - you can use another large needle you already have)
How to prepare:
Watch this video about “shopping your stash” for an “aha” that will help you use those precious skeins!
Download Alison’s Basic Hat Recipe. It is a free pattern on the Berroco website - link is also on Ravelry.
Free your mind and be ready to look at yarn differently
Feb 2
Feb 2
The Frog Pond: Frog it or Finish it!
We will be talk about the various WIPs people bring and help with the frogging if that is what you decide to do
Materials to bring:
Languishing WIPs - get help deciding what to do with it
Lots of patience!
How to prepare:
Free your mind of any guilt
Mar 2
Mar 2
The Grist Mill
We will be talking about substituting yarn, characteristics of yarn, not all yarn is equal!
Materials to bring:
A varitey of yarns in different weights (amount of each yarn is not important - it can be small leftovers)
Ruler (rigid - not a measuring tape)
How to prepare:
Be ready to be shed any misconceptions about yarn
Apr 6
Apr 6
In the Field
We will be talking about some non-wool fibers - mostly plant based, all natural
Materials to bring:
How to prepare:
May 4
May 4
Alternative Fibers in the Barn
We will be talking about synthetic fibers
Materials to bring:
How to prepare:
Jun 1
Jun 1
The Bee Hives
Join us as Elaine talks about bees
Materials to bring:
How to prepare:
Bee ready to learn all about these important creatures!
Jul 6
Jul 6
The Pigsty
We will have a guest speaker to talk to us about organizing our craft spaces
Materials to bring:
How to prepare:
Be open to suggestions
Aug 3
Aug 3
Foraging in the Woods
What will we find?
Materials to bring:
How to prepare:
Sep 7
Sep 7
This is our annual membership meeting. What fun will we get up to this year?
Materials to bring:
How to prepare:
Oct 5
Oct 5
Feathered Friends at the Duck Pond
Ducks, geese, chickens . . .
Materials to bring:
How to prepare:
Nov 2
Nov 2
The County Fair
Materials to bring:
How to prepare:
Dec 7
Dec 7
Annual Holiday Gathering
Materials to bring:
Any FOs from the year
How to prepare:
Finish up those WIPs so you have FOs!
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