About the group:

We strarted meeting in the spring of 2006 with the idea of learning and being inspired by oneanother. We are still going strong! We are a positive group intent on sharing our ability and talent with others.



Meetings: :: The 2nd Wednesday and 2nd Thursday of each month at the Hamilton/South Caddo Branch of the Shreve Memorial Library, 2111 Bert Kouns Industrial Loop Shreveport, LA 71118. The meeting starts at 5:30 pm on Wednesday and 5:00 pn on Thursday until the library closes, which varies depending on the time of year .

We meet at the West Shreveport Branch of the Shreve Memorial Library every Saturday at 11:30 am


The North Caddo Vivian Branch of Shreve Memorial Library hosts us the 4th Tuesday of each month begining at 5:30pm.







If you have years of experience or just thought it might be fun to learn, come!





Baby Doll Blanket Count:With Forcht Wade's closing in July of 2012 we will redirect our efforsts to the Honoring our Seniors project and look possibly take up:

Hats for Feist Weiler Patienst: LaTonya B. mentioned that whomever was knitting and crocheting hats for the patients at FW has stopped. I have two, Jody said she would make some. There would be no goal number, just what is in our harts to make.


Honoring our Seniors: 28 out of 85

Christmas Decorations for our Library Friends: 1

Scarves for the Homeless: 1

Please turn in your projects as you complete them.


Tuesday, February 15, 2011

March Chicks With Sticks--a note from Kat

I will be giving lessons on how to change colors in Tunisian Crochet at the next meeting on Wednesday, March 9th and Thursday, March 10th.
For learning basic color changes, you will need one skein of a light color and one skein of a nice contrasting color.

List of supplies needed for the class:
1 skein Worsted Weight light colored yarn - NO VARIEGATED
1 skein Worsted Weight dark colored yarn - NO VARIEGATED
1 Size J Afghan hook
1 small stitch holder (it will be holding ONE stitch at all times. You'll understand once you see why in class.)
You will need to know how to make butterfly "bobbins" or bring a few bobbins to class with you. Bobbins in reference to knitting are anything that can hold your yarn between color changes. Or, if you are old school, just leave your tails hanging and untangle them as they are needed.

After the class, I will be handing out LSU Tigers and NO Saints patterns for anyone who is interested in creating Tunisian lapghans for the nursing home residents. You don't have to use the patterns. It is easy to create your own.

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