knitwit Jo's Page

I'm in Saskatoon (Erindale).
Why not come and join us on a Sunday for some knitting and giggles.
We love meeting new friends!
check out http://saskatoonstitcher.wordpress.com for the details.

No worries, Joan

I lose my mind at least four times a day! :)

Hugs,
Kelley

Are you going to come and see us on Sunday at 2.00pm. I sue hope so.
Jan

Hi Joan,

This link should get you to the program...

http://www.opb.org/thinkoutloud/shows/joy-knitting/

Hugs,
Kelley

Joan,
I'm glad the link worked... sometimes mine do, and sometimes they do not. The job I retired from in December has me pretty computer literate, but each web site works a little differently, so past experience is not always enough. So I am continually learning... about computers and about everything else... including knitting. I am glad that Peggy and I have been good ambassadors to new people on the Knitting Community. Yes, it would be glad to all sit down for a S & B over coffee. We are so glad to have you here! Susan

Jo,

I just found it for you... I hope you can get to it here.

If that doesn't work... you can go back through the blogs... it was about 3 weeks ago. I really hope this helps.

Thanks for your good wishes. I'm going to post a blog as soon as I'm able after surgery. I see you're from Saskatoon. We have Saskatoon berries in our backyard, here in Park City, Utah. I had to look them up on the internet to find out if we can eat them. It turns out that we can. I have some in the freezer. When I get enough, I'm going to make some jam. Happy knitting! --Peggy

Hi! Glad to hear from you. I'm in Sutherland and facilitate the Saskatoon Knitting Circle knitting group. Care to join us one Sunday afternoon. We meet every Sunday at Mackenzie Coles Coffee? It is a wonderful afternoon with stitching and great friends. We meet at 2 pm. As for knitting, well I've been doing it for what seems like all my life. My Grandmother and Mother taught my sisters and I when we were young, but I'm really the only one who kept it up (a bit of an obsession, really). I love cables and faire isle and seem to always have something on the go. Thanks for adding me as your friend.

Hi,
I am curious about tatting too, I was looking at it last night online on other people pages here on knitpicks. I have no idea where to start with it?

I also am hooked on knitting too, and have been a crocheting person since I was very young in elementary school. I had a wonderful teacher who taught her students to cook, crochet & knit. I took to crocheting first due to her beautiful blankets she would create in class.

Just resently I relearned to knit & purl from a gal I met in High School, Loretta. We met up again when she called and invited me to meet at a LYS in Oakdale, CA. We had so much fun, who would have known that in just a few hours I would be knitting and turn into such an addict! :^)

So here, now... I find myself on Knitpicks.com wanting knitting friends so I may learn and share with a community of others who enjoy the same things. I really thought my "stash of yarn was a sickness" but after reading that is is quite common... I feel like I fit right in!

I am glad to meet you and hope we can keep in touch and share storys and ideas along the way.
Thank you for adding me in your knitting circle too.

Your friend,

Kaye~