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Frequently Asked Questions
What is a knitting guild anyway?
How often do you meet?
Where do you meet?
Does it cost anything to join?
Do I have to be a member of TKGA (The Knitting Guild Association) to join?
Can you teach me to knit?
Do I have to be an experienced knitter to join?




What is a knitting guild anyway?

A knitting guild is a group of knitters who gather to enjoy knitting programs, bring in skilled instructors, share their triumphs and mistakes, and enjoy the craft of knitting. Most guilds, like ours, also perform community service projects, such as knitting chemo caps. Many guilds, also like ours, are associated with a larger organization such as TKGA, The Knitting Guild Association.

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How often do you meet?

We meet once a month, usually on the fourth Saturday of the month.

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Where do you meet?

We usually meet at the Tuckahoe Library at 1901 Starling Drive in the West End of Richmond, VA. Occasionally, we meet at the Dumbarton Library on Staples Mill Rd. Our Directions page is always updated so that you can get directions to the correct location for that month's meeting.

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Does it cost anything to join?

Annual dues are a mere $20. We use this money to fund activities such as hiring guest instructors for knitting classes and to support tools like this website.

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Do I have to be a member of TKGA (The Knitting Guild Association) to join?

No. We are affiliated with TKGA, and our officers are required to be members of TKGA, but regular members do not have to join TKGA in order to join River City Knitters.

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Can you teach me to knit?

We don't teach beginning knitting at our meetings, but some members may teach out of their homes, Also, the local knitting stores offer great classes for beginners.

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Do I have to be an experienced knitter to join?

Absolutely not! We have members at all skill levels, from beginners to advanced knitters. We have found that we can always learn and progress with help from each other.

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