Craft & Tea

Craft & Tea

Why not come and join us?  
First Monday of the month, 1.30 to 3.30pm – venue will be advised here or in Clocking-On newsletter.

DONATIONS FOR OCTOBER

  • 28 Beanies,
  • 2 Scarf & Beanie Sets,
  • 17 pr Fingerless Gloves,
  • 63 Knitted Squares,
  • 5 Scarves,
  • 2 Children’s Jumpers,
  • 1 Felt Dog and
  • 4 Knitted Clowns.
    Thank you Ladies for all your knitting efforts this year. The organisations that receive our donations are most appreciation.
NOVEMBER
We will NOT meet on Monday the 2nd of November, the day before Cup Day.
 
DECEMBER

On Monday 7th of December we will be having lunch at 12pm at the Chirnside Park Country Club,  68 Kingswood Drive, Chirnside Park.
Please let me know if you are able to attend.

JANUARY
We do not meet in January.
 
FEBRUARY

February the 1st 2027 we will be meeting at a new venue which is To Be Advised as it is not yet confirmed.


In 12 months the following items were distributed between:
KOGO, Peter MacCallum, Ronald McDonald House- Fitzroy and Stable One Homeless Shelter.

  • 94 prs Fingerless Gloves
  • 9 Blankets
  • 46 Children’s Jumpers
  • 302 Beanies
  • 43 Scarves
  • 157 Knitted Squares
  • 20 Children’s Cardigan and Hat Sets
  • 4 Headband Ear Warmers
  • 33 Children’s Jumper Hat and Scarf Sets
  • 2 Baby Jackets
  • 112 Plain Finger Puppets
  • 32 Worry Worms
  • 8 Rabbits
  • 1 Neck Warmer
  • 29 Baby Hats
  • 3 Children’s Vests
  • 83 Exotic Animal and Character Finger Puppets.

An estimate of yarn used:  620 x 100g balls @ 2.50 per ball = $1550

Ladies, thank you for your magnificent contributions to the wider community over the last twelve months.

Convenor Craft & Tea – Beth Graham  (for contact details see Club Contact List or Newsletter)
 

A message from Kogo to all our wonderful creative and generous knitters.

Our grateful thanks to Ringwood Clocktower Probus Craft Group (especially Dorothy) for the lovely jumpers and beanies that they so kindly crafted and donated to kogo. We know that the people who receive them will be absolutely thrilled. It gives them an emotional boost to know that someone in the community takes the time and trouble to create such special items to give to people who are suffering hardship.

Our finished garments are distributed through over 300 Community Partner Organisations. These agencies deal with a myriad of people undergoing hardship such as those who are homeless, refugees, children who are at risk, remote indigenous communities, women in refuges and families who are struggling to make ends meet.

Again, thank you so much for being part of our team of wonderful knitters and crocheters and helping us to spread the warmth.