Dublin Knitters

Archive for October, 2009

the annual event of the season…

In DUBLIN EVENT on 27 October 2009 at 15:48

This coming Thursday 29 October until Sunday 01 November marks the annual pilgrammage of a large population Ireland’s crocheters, cross stitchers, felters, knitters, quilters, lacemakers, scrapbookers, sewers, spinners, weavers, you get the general idea.  All these people will descend on Dublin’s Knitting & Stitching Show to experience a bit of retail therapy, learn a few new skills and meet up with friends from all over Ireland.

If anyone is up for a knitting meet-up during the Show…

Thursday  30 October:

Anyone want to meet for a cup of tea ? A few of the Irish Knitters from Ravelry are planning on meeting in the big restaurant on the right hand side of the hall at 12.30pm and again at 4pm - just look out for anyone wearing a Ravelry badge!

knitting in the news…

In KNITTING in the NEWS on 27 October 2009 at 13:12

What a lovely sight to see when one opens the Sunday paper…


Lisa Sisk from This is Knit

Q & A

In Q & A on 23 October 2009 at 22:06

There is a new feature in the DKC blog called Q & A. It is a page for questions and answers. Anyone may answer the email personally or click to the comments section and answer the question.

a new knitting course in town…

In DUBLIN EVENT, knitty on 19 October 2009 at 22:10

Anne sent us an email this week about a new 6 week knitting course presented by the Dublin Woollen Mills and the Curved Street Cafe.

You can find more detailed information here

from the lost archives of my memory…

In KNIT IN THE CITY on 18 October 2009 at 14:30

I have taken a few photos and I have forgotten who these WIP belong to…

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a short update…

In MiSCELLANEOUS on 16 October 2009 at 14:51

Lately, I have relied heavily on the DKC Ravelry discussion forums and therefore, I apologise for the  lack of  updates within the blogsphere. In addition, I have passed the odd comment on Twitter under the guise of chicwithstix.

Thank you to everyone who has been sending me updates and picture. I will post them some time this weekend.

On the Ravelry forums, knitters from the This is Knit group have started a KAL for the Owl’s sweater and the popularity of this pattern has grown exponentially within the Dublin knitters.

I will be heading over to the Tea Garden for the Friday night meet up, and hopefully some of you will be working on Owl.  Overall, I have heard very good comments about this new fibre fun group and the tea is very good…