The September Issue

Spring is just around the corner!

Time to hibernate!

Baby it's cold outside. With winter now officially upon us, the only rational response is to keep knitting!

We were very pleased with our event, The Social Knitwork, on Sunday 19th May. Over 180 people attended, the food was plentiful and tasty, many balls of wool were sold, the atmosphere was warm and our incredible guest speakers were informative and inspiring.

Autumnal tones provide a great colour palette for knitters looking for inspiration!

The days are shortening and the mornings are getting cooler.  Is it time?

It's great to be back!
2024 marks the 20th anniversary of KOGO
and we are planning a host of wonderful ways to celebrate

Our KOGO volunteers have worked with uKNITy (and some insaKNITy) to provide digKNITy to humaKNITy!

As the 2023 AFL Season is Over...so is Winter!
But it is still very cold for many people in our community.
So, like all good AFL players,
we must not take our eye off the ball!

“In what way are KOGO and the Matildas similar?” I’m glad you asked! The Matildas are also a tightknit team, woven together with passion and skill, who have enveloped the nation and made everyone feel warm, happy and loved!

Winter has certainly made itself known this year, especially in the south-eastern states. As the temperature continues to remain low and cost of living pressures climb, we often wonder about the impact KOGO makes.

This year, thanks to our generous KOGO knitters and crocheters…

The Social Knitwork, held on 7th May 2023, was a great success!

We are getting excited as The Social Knitwork, our annual KOGO event, is only weeks away.

If Dr Seuss could knit, I swear
That he would knit most anywhere...