Stay in touch!  Meet with us via Zoom!  Join us either by phone (1-253-215-8782) using the meeting ID (and 27514 for the password) or by video and audio using the URLs below.

Note: Join us in the Community Church's courtyard on Wednesday, September 2nd at 2 pm to turn in finished blocks and baby hats and to design a shawl or two.  Be sure to park in the pine lot or behind the church.

First Wednesday of each month (2:00 - 4:00 pm) - but not on 9/2/2020:
https://us04web.zoom.us/j/390150660
Meeting ID: 390 150 660

Third Monday of each month (7:00 - 8:30 pm):
https://us04web.zoom.us/j/247605751
Meeting ID: 247 605 751

Community Clickers-
         Using needleS, Hooks, and yarn
to create comfort and warmth for our community

Can't knit or crochet? We will teach you!
Have leftover yarn or needles/hooks you no longer use? We will take them!

Block: 7" x 9" (18 to make a shawl) - Be sure to leave 18" yarn tails at opposite corners so that we can sew blocks together to make shawls.

Yarn: Washable, acrylic, worsted weight (#4).  No wool or animal fibers.

Knitting Patterns (click here)
Gauge: 5 stitches = 1 inch
Crocheting Patterns (click here)
Gauge: 9 stitches = 2 inches​
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Meetings: All in-person meetings at Community Church are suspended until further notice.  We will resume this schedule when possible.  Not required, but if you would like to click together, come to the Commons Area from 2-4 pm on the first Wednesday and/or the Straley Room from 7-9 pm on the third Monday of each month. 

Tabling:  Check the Weekly Announcements to find out when we will have a table in the Community Room during coffee hour.

Shawls: We deliver shawls to UNC Hospice Home in Pittsboro, NC.  We delivered 10 in 2016 (after starting to meet in May) and 20 (plus one to Duke Hospice and one to Charles House) in 2017.  We met our goal of delivering 30 shawls to UNC Hopsice in 2018, bringing our 3-year total to 60!  We plan to deliver 30 new shawls to UNC Hospice Home in 2019.

​​Block Donations: You can make blocks (7" x9" with two 18" yarn tails) at home and share them when you are ready! 
​They can be dropped off when we table or in the Clickers Box in the Commons Area.

Our Donations to Hospice House

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December 2016
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October 2016
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March 2017
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7 Shawls ready to be sent to Hospice House (May 2017)
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October 2017 delivery, which brought our 2017 total to 20 and overall total to 30!
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February 2018 - Note the two special shawls for veterans.
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May 2018
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September 2018
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November 2018 delivery, which brought our 2018 total to 30 and overall total to 60!
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March 2019
The Spiritual Practice of Knitting and Crocheting
(Borrowed from ERUUF's Clicking for a Cause Page)

A spiritual practice is a regular activity that you use to come closer to life's mystery and to touch the "heart spaces" within you. While their hands are busy, some Clickers think about the people to whom their project will be presented. Others use the time to focus their minds and hands on the rhythm and motion, simply settling into the process of creation. Others say silent prayers. Some Clickers, especially knitters, like to use patterns in mutiples of three stitches—three being a sacred number in many faith traditions. "Clicking" is an opportunity to grow in spirit while creating gifts of comfort and love.
Resources:
More information can be found at http://www.eruuf.org/Caring/clickers.html
For more patterns and information about block ministries, visit the Warm Up America website at: http://www.warmupamerica.org/.

    To be added to the Clickers' email list:
Questions? clickers@c3huu.org