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Knitting group at Project Colt in Elland every Friday morning

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We are looking for ladies (or gentlemen!!) to join our knitting circle to knit some teddies for Zarach.

Zarach is a charity that provides and delivers beds and basics to children in Poverty.

This helps families in crisis rise up from surviving to thriving.

Eat. Sleep. Learn.

So if you would like to be part of our knitting team, in a welcoming and friendly atmosphere please contact

helen@projectcolt.org.uk or call our office on 01422 377176 or you are more than welcome to just turn up, on Fridays 11am-1pm at Project Colt, Elland Bridge, Elland, HX5 0SG

Willow Tree Textile Group weekly meetings from December 7th

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For all who enjoy creating with thread and fabric, the Willow Tree Textile Group may be the place to be.

Whether it’s quilting, knitting, crochet or sewing, you’re in with the right crowd! Swap skills and resources enjoying a good crafty natter!

Meetings will start again on Tuesday the 7th of December at 3pm and will run every Tuesday, except school holidays.

Meet at the Willow Tree Cafe No 5 at Sowerby Bridge.

It costs £2 to join and you need to bring your own resources to work on.

 

From January 2022 the Willow Tree Textile Group will begin Sunday Workshop drop in sessions.

For more information, visit www.woollyart.co.uk or view the notice board at the Willow Tree Cafe No 5.

Willow Tree Cafe No 5 at Sowerby Bridge
Ryburn Buildings, 5 Ryburn St, Sowerby Bridge HX6 3AH

Get involved with the Brighouse Yarn Explosion for Tour de Yorkshire

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brighouse-yarn-bombersOn Sunday 30 April 2017, the Tour de Yorkshire will be passing through Brighouse town centre.  We would like to decorate Brighouse to welcome the cyclists and visitors, but to do this we need your help.

Do you have spare wool that you could donate, can you knit, crochet or sew? You could help make yellow jersey bunting, flowers, pom poms, leaves, squares, strips which can then be sewn together to create features.  If you can make it we can use it!

The chosen charity of the Tour de Yorkshire this year is the Alzheimer’s Society,  Alzheimers Disease is the most common cause of Dementia.  The logo of the Society is the Forget-me-not, so we would like as many knitted/crocheted Forget-me-nots as possible to create a special feature.

As the Tour de Yorkshire takes place on the same weekend as the Brighouse Spring Market we hope to create a Yarn Trail to entertain visitors, young and old alike.

To find out more about how you can get involved drop into Wesley House at Central Methodist Church on Tuesday’s at 7pm, information can also be found at Baa Baa Brighouse in Rastrick, Pot Spot in Brighouse and Samuel Taylors at Kershaw’s Garden Centre, Halifax Road.

Donations can also be dropped off at any of those locations.

For further information email Brighouseincredibleyarnbombers@hotmail.co.uk or find the Brighouse Incredible Yarnbombers on Facebook