Winter Mini-Retreat | 15 January 2022 - Cancelled
Saturday, 15 January 2022
10 am - 4 pm
Waltz Building, 116 Ave B, Snohomish
Open to the public and FREE to attend
10 am - 4 pm
Waltz Building, 116 Ave B, Snohomish
Open to the public and FREE to attend
**Save the Date:** Our Winter Mini Retreat for 2022 is tentatively scheduled for Saturday, January 15th from 10am to 4pm at the Waltz Building in Snohomish.
Drop in to relax, work on your projects, chat with friends, and shop for fiber-related items!
*Please note that masks will be required throughout this event. Attendees are encouraged to visit the surrounding restaurants/cafes in Snohomish for food/drink while following their pandemic guidelines, or return to their vehicles/homes to eat.*
**Vendors Wanted:** We can accommodate up to 8 vendors for the Mini Retreat. A table space is $20 + a door prize for our drawing. Please email events@snohomishknittersguild.org to reserve your space.
De-stress from the holiday season and stitch and shop with friends. In 2020, we had more than 45 people attend (through out the day). Thank you everyone! For more information or to be added to a list of vendors or volunteers for our Mini-Retreat, contact Katie K.: events@snohomishknittersguild.org (Using a subject line of "2022 Mini-Retreat).
A few vendors who participated in 2019:
Drop in to relax, work on your projects, chat with friends, and shop for fiber-related items!
*Please note that masks will be required throughout this event. Attendees are encouraged to visit the surrounding restaurants/cafes in Snohomish for food/drink while following their pandemic guidelines, or return to their vehicles/homes to eat.*
**Vendors Wanted:** We can accommodate up to 8 vendors for the Mini Retreat. A table space is $20 + a door prize for our drawing. Please email events@snohomishknittersguild.org to reserve your space.
De-stress from the holiday season and stitch and shop with friends. In 2020, we had more than 45 people attend (through out the day). Thank you everyone! For more information or to be added to a list of vendors or volunteers for our Mini-Retreat, contact Katie K.: events@snohomishknittersguild.org (Using a subject line of "2022 Mini-Retreat).
A few vendors who participated in 2019:
- Cindy Kester of Close-Knit Friends — Stitch markers and knitting related jewelry. Copper, brass, silver, Swarovski crystals and gemstone and general jewelry
- Tara Demulling of Rain City Fiber Arts — Hand-dyed and hand-spun yarn and fiber
- Corky Savoie — Knitting/spinning related items, handmade jewelry
- Georgia Schlegel of Yarn Pirate — Paintings & more!
- Barbara Seeler of BJS Creations — Hand-dyed fiber, handspun yarn, buttons, coned yarn, and silk hankies
- Nancy Torrance of Schmutzerella Yarns — Hand-dyed and glitzy yarn, including movie night inspired colorways
Food and drinks will be determined by COVID rules in place on this day. Each attendee will be responsible for their own lunch and there are a number of dining options within easy walking distance (Grilla Bites, Fred's Rivertown Ale House, Todo Mexico and many more).
For questions or more information about this free event, please contact contact the organizer by e-mail (events@snohomishknittersguild.org). Members can also stay informed of this event via the SKG newsletter.
For questions or more information about this free event, please contact contact the organizer by e-mail (events@snohomishknittersguild.org). Members can also stay informed of this event via the SKG newsletter.
Winter Mini-Retreat 2013
Wow did we have fun. Over 40 members and non-members joined us at the Waltz Building on Saturday, 19 January 2013. We had more food than could possibly be consumed, April and Sherry brought their latte machine and Tandy made freshly popped popcorn. We had fun with the crocheted granny square and weaving tutorials. Barb manned the spinning circle and brought an extra wheel for people to try their hand at spinning. Country Yarns, The Hungry Pelican and Uppercase Books, were very generous in offering attendees discounts. Many people brought door prizes and so we were able to give away over 20 books, yarn, and other goodies, including a loom.
I am really looking forward to the retreat next year. It was a fun and inexpensive activity to do on a dreary wintery day and I enjoyed spending time getting to know some of the wonderful people who share my passion for fiber.
For those of you wishing you had gotten to the tutorials, here are the links:
Pocket Loom out of cardstock Granny Square Tutorial
I am really looking forward to the retreat next year. It was a fun and inexpensive activity to do on a dreary wintery day and I enjoyed spending time getting to know some of the wonderful people who share my passion for fiber.
For those of you wishing you had gotten to the tutorials, here are the links:
Pocket Loom out of cardstock Granny Square Tutorial