Linda and Wendy create greeting cards in support of Ukraine.
At the June meeting we heard the directors of the movie Pasang tells us their inspiring story.
The Knitting Group will be busy over the summer. Chiz sorts through yarns donated via TrashNothing.Com
Kaiser staff receive another donation of knit blankets and hats from the Club's Knitting Group led by Linda V.
Members decoupaged shells with Donna W's leadership.
Happy attendees show off their creations.
A full house attended the 2025 Spring Tea and feted our scholarship recipients.
2025 Scholarship Recipient, Sara Jordan.
2025 Scholarship Recipient Charlotte Lacy.
2025 Scholarship Recipient Emily Hitchcock.
A hearty group hiked the Escalon Trail in the Camino Alto Open Space.
Members branched out to play "Tree Bingo."
Club members participated in Corte Madera's Volunteer Fair on April 19.
Another delivery of knit blankets and hats to Kaiser Pediatrics.
Beautiful blankets warm the heart and comfort the soul.
Each donated item is unique.
Linda and Wendy have many choices to make while creating their vision boards.
Suzi and Linda share a laugh.
Cheryl shares her vision.
Barbara Leger from Golden Path of Peace spoke to the knitters about her activities with teachers in Ukraine.
Barbara's work helps teachers and students manage war time trauma.
Olga shows off the dolls she is making.
In March, Vini showed how to decoupage with paper napkins on recycled envelopes and buttons.
Vini's decoupage pouches demonstrate her motto: "Don't Trash, Rehash!"
Marilyn shows her decoupage creation.
Linda V delivered yet another batch of hats and blankets to Kaiser's Pediatrics ward. Thank you Knitters!
Ladies Who Lunch enjoyed camaraderie and a delicious meal at San Rafael's Himalayan Kitchen,
February's speaker was Heidi Kuhn, founder of Roots of Peace.
Roots of Peace works to clear mines and create viable agriculture in former conflict zones.
Heidi's talk ended with a standing ovation.
Membership Secretary Armelle F does a bang up job keeping members informed and engaged.
The featured speaker at our January meeting was Darlene Blackman from the Marin Humane Society.
New members met Club officers at February's new members gathering.
We learned about Marin Humane Society's many programs.
In January 2025 the Golden Gate Center for Spiritual Living honored our Club Knitters for the hats and blankets sent to Ukraine.
2024 Holiday Party
Becky's hot cider has become a Holiday Party tradition.
Our holiday buffet exceeded even the standards of our monthly potlucks.
Our President, Pam B, roasted a turkey and Rose B did the carving.
Holiday Party Dessert Table
Donna W's slide show of previous Holiday Parties brought back fond memories.
Ellen K serenaded us with holiday music.
Jillian V told us about Cake4Kids, a volunteer effort to provide home-baked goodies for children.
Laura R went vintage while Olga embodied a sweet gingerbread cookie.
Participants in the Elegant and Ugly Sweater Promenade.
The elegant and ugly outfits on parade generated laughter and delight.
Janet S strolled proudly down the promenade.
Linda collected a large haul of unused toiletries for the residents of La Casa Buena
November saw members preparing for the holiday season by making button ornaments.
Proudly displaying a button ornament.
Button man in closeup.
In November Janis G demonstrated the workings of her table and floor looms.
Setting up a loom is a multistep process.
Linda C inspired members to create vision boards representing aspirations and achievements.
Ladies Who Lunch enjoyed a delicious repast at the Red Rooster Brick Oven.
In October Linda shared her collection of popup books.
Fun and easy! Members making crowns with headbands and pipecleaners.
Club members wearing their festive Fall crowns.
Olga and Linda V
La Casa Buena residents writing letters to accompany knitting goods sent to Ukraine.
