I’m so sorry I missed the September Meeting on Saturday 13th. We had 12 new attendees and 10 became members! The state fair definitely helped our exposure and our “Crochet Ambassadors” really helped interested people feel welcome. It is so wonderful to have people who are interested in the same hobby. We are able to learn from each other, make new friends and have an instant bond. That is what Crochet Twin Cities is all about. We all love crochet and it doesn’t matter our skill level. We can be taught new techniques, increase our yarn supply at our November De-Stash or just enjoy the fellowship during our open crochet time.
Our membership meetings are always the 2nd Saturday of the month. We use conference rooms at libraries around the metro. This keeps our dues down as the meeting rooms are currently free. The October 11th and our November 8 th annual de-stash, will be at the Edina Library, 5280 Grandview Sq. Edina, MN 55436
At this time we don’t have an education lesson planned for the October meeting, so I am asking you all, do you have something you want to learn? Or do you have a skill you would be willing to share? Maybe a certain stitch, or technique? Or do we want to take the extra hour to work on charity donations? Or do you just want open crochet time for visiting and working on your own projects, or holiday gifts? We are open to ideas. Email us at ctclist@gmail.com if you have a request or idea, or message us on Facebook or Instagram.
I will give more info on our November de-stash later, but basically you can bring any yarn, tool, book that you don’t want anymore. It can be crochet or other fiber craft related. We play games and winners take turns choosing items that you think you could use. The goal is always to bring home less than you brought, but that is not always achieved. You do have to have paid your member dues to attend the November meeting.
Our 4th Saturday meet up in September is on the 27 th, at Har Mar mall in Roseville, MN. The time is 10am to 12pm. We are in the seating area of Starbucks inside the Barnes and Noble store. You will see people with yarn and hooks and smiles on their faces. These are always free and open to the public. So bring your friends. Once again we are social animals and we like to spend time with like minded people. 2 months ago another craft group was there and we got to get to know them.
Please give us feedback on what you would like to do during our education portions of meetings. We hope to see you at our meet up or at the next meeting in October. Newsletters go out to members the first Saturday of the month. You can find us on Facebook or Instagram Crochet Twin Cities pages, or post your projects or questions on our Facebook Crochet Twin Cities public group. To join the group you do have to answer a few basic rules questions. Have fun with hooks and yarn π§Ά , Lori