Photos by Barbara Cline
Mary Peckiconis is a Clarence House resident and a passionate knitter and crocheter who is spreading the joy of craft to northwest DC residents. Mary leads the Upper NW Knitters group at the Tenley Library.
“I launched the group April 2011 because I like to knit and teach others to knit,” she says.
Mary welcomes all comers. She has consistently hosted 10 to 20 happy crafters. “Last summer, we had some children as their bedtime is extended in the summer,” Mary says.
New to knitting and crocheting and want to try it before you invest in equipment? “I bring all the supplies. That way if someone doesn’t like knitting, they aren’t out any money,” Mary says. “And I have plenty of supplies from a lifetime of knitting.”
This free community gathering occurs twice a month, on Monday and Wednesday evenings, from 7 to 9 p.m.
If you would like to contact Mary, she can be reached at [email protected]. And you’ll find more information at maryknit.com.
Meet Mary’s friends! They are relaxing and taking in the sun on her rooftop deck.
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Susan O'Mara says
Excited to see these knitting classes. When will the next class be? It seems like it is every other Mon. or Weds.Thank you, Susan O’Mara
FHC says
Susan, we try to keep up with the closest knitting meetings on our events calendar: https://www.foresthillsconnection.com/events/
But the best source is Mary’s own website: http://maryknit.com/tenleytown-library-dates.html