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Newsletter Index Articles/News Who Is Logo Competition: Who Designed the New Guild Logo NKnitters’ewsle Guild NSW Inc tter Ultimate Yarn Camp 2015: Update Guide Pattern: Out January 2015 for a Sail Vol. 29 No.5 2 Knitters’ Guild NSW Inc Newsletter Index Articles/News Who is Logo competition: Who designed the new Guild logo.......................................4 Liat Gat? Valued Volunteer Retires One of our most dedicated helpers retires ...........................4 Return to Gaol Update on member’s visits to Junee Correctional Centre ...5 What’s On Knitting workhops and events .............................................8 Do You Have a Story? Help write the Guild’s history..............................................8 Website Update Liat is an expert instructor and videographer. Improvements make access easier for members ..................9 Based in the U.S., Liat used to teach sold–out live classes at Can You Help? her local yarn store (at one time having to stand on the table to Volunteers needed in the Guild and at the Rosehill Show ...11 make sure that everyone in the over–full class could see). Liat breaks down ten years’ worth of knitting experience into Knitting simple, easy–to–follow exercises that can help you learn in months what it took her years to develop. Ultimate Yarn Guide Everything you need in one place ........................................5 Her aim is to help everyone become a Knitting Superstar, whether they are an experienced or novice knitter. Pattern: Out for a Sail Her ‘Become a Knitting Superstar” video knitting course is Guild member shares one of her own designs .....................6 her most popular class, the videos of which have been watched more than 2 million times. Regular Items Liat has been featured by About.com and the Craft Yarn From the President ...............................................................4 Council, among others. New Members ...................................................................5 “Liat” is a Hebrew name, pronounced Lee–AHT. Liat’s family Group Details ...................................................................9 is Israeli, but don’t message her in Hebrew, because she only Retail Members ...................................................................10 speaks a little bit! Guild Information ................................................................11 For more information, visit her website: knitfreedom.com. Group Reports ...................................................................12 Cover Our cover image is printed with permission and is a pattern from Anna Dalvi’s book, Mystic Shawls. There are 14 shawl patterns in Anna’s book, which is available in PDF (US $16.95) or print (US$26.95) format from Cooperative Press, www.cooperative press.com. January 2015 3 From the President Welcome to a New Year, a new look people under the age of 45 were using newsletter (A4 and full colour) and a new cheques. We introduced a digital newsletter Guild logo. – more than 80% of our members have an The last few months have been a really email address and about 40% of members busy time for a number of us as we finalise receive their newsletter by email. We the work that has been going on behind the promoted the Guild online as this is scenes on the Guild website, completely where so many people tend to learn about re–vamp our membership database, kick– organisations and events. We’ve changed start our Guild History project, work the newsletter format and produced a towards this year’s Camp weekend, and colourful new logo. We’re already working Valued organise some Sydney workshops. Of on redesigning the website and re–writing Volunteer course Anne has been working hard to give the Achievement Certificates. our newsletter a fresh new look. I know there are some members who feel Retires 2015 marks 29 years since the Guild was that the Executive has done a good job if It’s with great sadness that we announce formed and we’re already working on ways they have got through the year without that Margaret Reid has decided to we can all celebrate our 30th Anniversary changing anything, and without spending stand down from the positions of in 2016. any money! But I don’t see our role as being Membership Secretary and Librarian. the maintenance of the status quo. Our job Visiting groups across the State, I’ve seen Margaret has carried out these roles for is to ensure that the Guild continues to that knitters and crocheters come in all ages very many years with extraordinary flourish across the State and that the skills and both sexes. It’s obvious, to me at least, commitment and dedication. It takes of knitting and crocheting are passed on for that we have to present the Guild to non– many hours per week to process all our many generations to come. members as a modern organisation which membershop applications, issue cards, welcomes young people, embraces new A sad note this month is that the Canowindra update database records etc. group has decided to close. This was the technology and is fully in tune with the 21st In addition, she took care of our Library Guild’s third group, started by Margot century. I’m a bit too old for change for the and made sure all our newsletters were Chick when she moved there from Sydney. sake of change, but I firmly believe that posted out to members. if we don’t present ourselves as a modern Canowindra is a small place and it’s become organisation (which we are striving to be), very difficult to recruit new members to add We all owe her a huge debt of gratitude there won’t be a Guild in 10 years’ time. So to their dwindling numbers. I would like to for her contribution to the running we’ve made sure that all our changes have thank all our members there who made this of the Guild, which will be greatly had a purpose. a wonderful group for so many years – I missed. We started this “revolution” by introducing have lovely memories of my visit in 2014. Thank you, Margaret. PayPal and Direct Debit payment – figures Sally Ogilvie – President showed that in 2011 only about 16% of Logo Competition who took the time and trouble to vote. Does the Guild need official Guild President, Sally Ogilvie, was hoping approval to change its logo? As you will see from our front cover, the to present Ann with her prize of a basket No. Our logo forms no part of our official Guild now has a new logo. Approximately of beautiful yarns on her recent visit to status. one–third of the Guild membership voted, the Maitland Group but at the time Ann with 70% indicating they wished to change Why haven’t we included the was enjoying an overseas trip. The basket the old logo. word “Inc” (Incorporated)? is valued at about $350 and it was very There is no obligation to have any wording Logo Votes % of vote kindly and generously donated by some of at all, companies don’t generally put Pty 1 0 0% our wonderful Retail Members: Bendigo Ltd on their logo. The Country Women’s Woollen Mills, Feltfine, The House of 2 12 5% Association, which is incorporated, is a Wool, Marlyn Alpaca, Mosman Needlecraft good example. They have had many logos 3 17 7% and The Wool Inn. over the years but their Australia–wide 4 46 18% Ann’s design, which she painted, was logo just says C.W.A.A. Their Victorian 5 94 36% assessed by an external academic designer branch has CWA with ‘Victoria’ at the top. for its suitability for all the uses we wish 6 1 0% Is the logo change costing the to make of it (digital, print, badges, cloth 7 10 4% Guild a lot of money? labels etc) and her suggestions were then 8 78 30% No. We have very little stock of printed passed to a professional graphic designer material so a re–print will be necessary Total 258 100% who produced the logo we see today. whether we changed the logo or kept the Many congratulations to Ann Lemon, Some members have raised questions existing one. The Guild’s current badges Maitland Group member, who designed about our logo change and there appears to are in need of replacing so new ones will the winning logo. be a great deal of misinformation travelling be made for the Executive Committee, A very big ‘Thank You‘ to those of you around the Guild, so we will attempt to Life Members and Group Convenors. All who entered this competition and those address your queries. changes to our online presence are free. 4 Knitters’ Guild NSW Inc Newsletter Ultimate Yarn Guide * The 1 & 2 ply yarns are normally used for open worked lace patterns so the stitch count and needle size can vary tremendously depending on the project. ** Steel crochet hook sizes may differ from regular hooks. This table compiled by Michelle Moriarty, referencing various encyclopedias, USA CYCA standards, Knitpicks, Nancy’s Knit Knacks, Ravelry and in consultation with Amelia Garripoli. © Yarn magazine The Ultimate Yarn Conversion Guide is reproduced by kind permission of Yarn magazine: www.artwearpublications.com.au. Return to the Gaol Guild member Stephanie Vineberg is one of a group of Wagga ladies who teach knitting at the Junee Correctional Centre. We have been granted a permanent visit arrangement one day a month, which has pleased everyone. We have some very keen regulars, and visitors on the day, who, due to work commitments on the farm, or doing other courses, such as Barista, Sheep Husbandry, Sewing, and many others, cannot always attend. I am amazed that everyone who comes to learn to knit, succeeds by the end of their first sitting. Name Suburb Group Helen Still ................Medlow Bath ............Blue Mountains One of the regulars, John, is knitting a Miranda Fabian ........West Pennant Hills ...Castle Hill panel with a picture of The Rising Sun, Margaret Gibson ......Wentworth Point ......Epping for the Men’s Knitting Project.
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