Sydney Sity Klickers

Group at Ravelry

After a discussion at yesterday's meeting I've started an SSK group at Ravelry. I invited the SSK people whom I could see there, so apologies if you're in Ravelry and I haven't invited you. Feel free to invite yourself.

Apologies

I'm behind with uploading the pictures, but I have updated next year's dates in the sidebar. The 5 Jan meeting might be held elsewhere - more news closer to the date.

Last September photos uploaded

The photos for 29 September are now in the sidebar. We had two new people this time, Lynne and Lee-Fay, and we hope they return.

I will miss the next meeting, so if someone wants to take some pics and upload them to flckr, let me know and I'll link to them from here.

15 September

A small group again - makes it easy to put up the album! I forgot to put in the detail that both Kerry's and Judy's socks are made with wool yarns from The Knittery, an Australian company with wonderful yarns. Such colours!

1 September

We're down to the hard core of knitters now! But there was plenty of colour at this meeting, provided by our Goth member, Bex, and her friend who were dressed for the annual Newtown Blue Moon Goth Fesitval.

18 August

New photos up! A small group, but perfectly formed, including Carson, who was finally able to join us. Some lovely work, and cute stuff too.

Window at the button shop

A few weeks ago Lucy from the button shop asked me to ask SSK if they would knit some squares for her window. Here's the result. Don't they look great? The window will be there until 1 Sept, when it will be changed for a Gothic Geisha to celebrate the Blue Moon Festival. Yes, that's what the girl said. Goth Geisha.

  Thanks to anyone who gave them squares. The little card at the bottom of the picture credits us with our contributions.

August 03

A smaller meeting again, but lots of fun. It was good to see Krista - we haven't seen her for many months. Andrew, the sock virgin, turned his first heel.

July meetings

I've combined the photos for the two July meetings: we had a really large meeting (with new! improved! added! overseas visitors James and Ian), followed by a very small one with only four people. Thanks to Kate for the extra photos of the first meeting - lots of them were better than  mine, especially the ones of people's faces. Must practise more.

23 June

A big group this time, including visitors from Canberra (Mon and Terese) and Uralla (yes, Nanna Peter paid us a visit). Thanks to the trusty notebook I think all the tags are correct, except for the skein of yarn - was that yours, Mon?