Seattle Knitters Guild meets the first Wednesday of the month:
Please note: Meetings are temporarily being held virtually via Zoom beginning May 2020. Zoom information sent to current members in the morning on the day of the meeting, and is also posted on the Members section of the website.
Wedgwood Presbyterian Church
8008 35th Avenue NE
Seattle, WA 98115
(Northeast corner of 35th & 80th)
Parking available in the lot behind the church or across the street on the south side of the church on 80th.
Also accessible via King County Metro bus route 65.
Dues: $30 per year
Visitors always welcome.
Door/Zoom call opens at 6:30 pm for social knitting; meeting starts at 7:00 pm.
Our meeting format generally follows:
Wedgwood Presbyterian Church
8008 35th Avenue NE
Seattle, WA 98115
(Northeast corner of 35th & 80th)
Parking available in the lot behind the church or across the street on the south side of the church on 80th.
Also accessible via King County Metro bus route 65.
Dues: $30 per year
Visitors always welcome.
Door/Zoom call opens at 6:30 pm for social knitting; meeting starts at 7:00 pm.
Our meeting format generally follows:
- Introductions
- Announcements
- Show and Tell
- Program (presentation, speaker or teaching)
History of the Guild
In 1985 the knitting scene in Seattle was sparse. In response to an article that appeared in Vogue Knitting, urging formation of local chapters of The Knitting Guild of America, a group of knitters met regularly at Tinctoria on Stone Way in Seattle.
Over thirty-five years later, the Guild continues to provide a supportive environment for knitters. Through a network of enthusiastic volunteers, it presents programs that stimulate the imagination and enhance knitting skills. The Guild publishes a monthly newsletter and provides monthly informative and social meetings for our membership. The Guild also participates in knitting for our community with various charity projects to Knit It Forward.
Over thirty-five years later, the Guild continues to provide a supportive environment for knitters. Through a network of enthusiastic volunteers, it presents programs that stimulate the imagination and enhance knitting skills. The Guild publishes a monthly newsletter and provides monthly informative and social meetings for our membership. The Guild also participates in knitting for our community with various charity projects to Knit It Forward.
The Seattle Knitters Guild is a diverse, inclusive, and equitable community where all members and instructors, regardless, of gender, race, ethnicity, national origin, age, sexual orientation or identity, education, or disability, feel valued and respected. We are committed to equity and inclusion. We respect and value diverse life experiences and heritages and ensure that all members' voices are valued and heard.
