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Crochet Club
Friday, August 07
10:00am - 11:00am
Central City Public Library
CC Meeting RoomJoin us for a crochet club featuring a new stitch or technique each month!
Join us for Crochet Club!
We meet monthly to spend time together with fellow stitchers and learn a new stitch or technique for creating a 12" block. At the end of the year, we'll have enough blocks to make a small throw or baby afghan!
We will host 4 sessions each month to accommodate as many people as possible.
Beginners and experienced stitchers alike are welcome. We can provide assistance and resources for those who are not already experienced at stitching. This program is geared toward adults, but mature kids and teens (age 9+) may also attend.
Registration is appreciated! Please add any additional stitchers attending with you as guests during sign-up. Walk-ins will be accepted if space allows, but we will limit attendance at each session so our staff can provide everyone with appropriate attendance and instruction. You can sign up on this page or call us.
Don't forget to bring your supplies so you can work on this month's new stitch! We will have limited supplies for those who do not bring their own. If you prefer to provide your own materials, you'll need a size I/9 (5.5 mm) crochet hook and a smooth, non-fuzzy medium weight acrylic yarn, preferably in a light, solid color so you can clearly see your stitches.
Call us at 270-338-4760 ext. 3 if you have any questions!
AGE GROUP: | Teen (6th-12th Grade) | Adult | 3rd-5th Grade |
EVENT TYPE: | Social Activity | Arts and Crafts |
Central City Public Library
The Central City Library is our branch library that allows us to serve a larger portion of our community. The building includes a circulating collection of books, movies and more; public computer access and Wi-Fi; a large meeting room; and hosts multiple public events and activities throughout the year. A book drop is located at both front and back of the building, allowing 24/7 access to return borrowed materials.
As part of a single library system, materials can also be transferred freely between the main and branch libraries for patrons’ convenience.