knitting can create a whole new world

Soon to come and not only in Carrick-on-Suir. We hope to get to know loads of knitters of various knowledge levels. 

To find out more, become a memberhttps://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSdEMqeySSA1VVrz4gYvdAPqAdilLf0e_t4h9CZkDHqPSlpLmQ/viewform?usp=sf_link 

and You'll receive more info once we update it.





An ongoing project that has it's own Facebook group  . It was started to knit for Ukrainian people who struggle since the war begun. 

Now those goals are still valid, but the members are invited to knit in order to create more peace. In their own families and immediate communities (around the world) and this way creating a network of knitters who mindfully transform the environment we all live in.

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World Wide Knit in Public Day: Celebrating Togetherness and Craftsmanship

Did you know that every year on the second Saturday of June, knitters from all around the world gather to celebrate their craft in public? World Wide Knit in Public Day (WWKiP Day) is the largest knitter-run event globally, bringing enthusiasts together in parks, cafes, libraries, and streets to enjoy knitting and connect with like-minded individuals. What started as a small, passionate movement in 2005 by Danielle Landes has now grown into a worldwide celebration of community, creativity, and camaraderie.

The beauty of WWKiP Day lies in its simplicity. It’s not just about knitting; it’s about knitting together. For many people, knitting can be a quiet, solitary activity, but this event flips the script, encouraging people to bring their needles, yarn, and enthusiasm to public spaces. By knitting in public, we share our love for the craft, spark curiosity in passersby, and create a sense of belonging for everyone involved. Whether you're a seasoned pro or a beginner, WWKiP Day welcomes all skill levels.

RÚME Joins the Global Celebration

I’m thrilled to share that RÚME held its own World Wide Knit in Public Day on 6th June 2023. Hosted by my organization, the event was a joyful gathering where knitters of all backgrounds and abilities came together to stitch, chat, and inspire each other. The turnout was incredible, and it was wonderful to see so many knitters from our community join in. We turned a regular Tuesday afternoon into a vibrant celebration of knitting, creativity, and connection.

Knitting in public creates a special kind of magic. There’s something heartwarming about seeing a group of people, needles clicking away, sharing their projects, their stories, and their techniques. We had attendees working on everything from scarves to sweaters, with some knitting simple rows and others crafting intricate patterns. It was a true celebration of diversity in skills and style, yet unified by our shared love of the craft.

Looking Forward: An Annual Tradition

The success of the event has left us eager to keep the tradition alive. I’m happy to announce that RÚME plans to make this an annual celebration. We’ll continue to bring knitters together to knit in public, share our passion, and foster the sense of community that makes knitting so special. We hope to see even more faces and projects next year, as the event grows bigger and better.

In a world that often feels rushed and digital, WWKiP Day reminds us to slow down, appreciate the handmade, and connect with others through simple, meaningful activities. Whether you’ve been knitting for decades or have just picked up your first pair of needles, I encourage you to participate in next year’s celebration. Bring a friend, bring a project, and join us as we celebrate knitting in public, together!

Mark your calendars for next June, and let’s continue to build our knitting community, one stitch at a time.

How You Can Join Us

RÚME will be announcing more details about our next Knit in Public Day closer to the date, so stay tuned! In the meantime, why not start your next project and get ready to share it with the world next year? We can’t wait to see what you’re working on!

Happy knitting! 🧶