Stop # H - on the Lakeside Yarn Crawl
About Us
Docknits is the result of Sue's lifelong passion for knitting. Doctor Sue Gundrum is not only a knitter, but also a practicing Family Physician in Port Elgin. Sue and her talented staff see Docknits as a source of creativity, learning, and camaraderie for yarn enthusiasts. Everyone is welcome at our bright, cheerful, shop; regardless of skill level or experience. We're eager to knit with you!Jeffi has been fascinated by all things to do with colour and wool since she was very young. Knitting is her first fibre love but she also explores what colour can do through spinning, crochet, rigid heddle weaving, needle felting, and quilting. She also enjoys designing her own patterns and loves to share the fibre arts with people of all ages and ability levels. Dyeing yarns for knitting, crochet and weaving or fibre for needle felters and spinners is her newest joy in the fibre world.
Artistic pursuits are Kirsten's lifeblood, including numerous fibre arts. Kirsten enthusiastically brings crochet expertise to Docknits. Having mastered a wide spectrum of crochet techniques, Kirsten enjoys the creativity of designing her own patterns, which sometimes merge knitting with crochet.
Peggy is an avid knitter who has explored most techniques, including cables, intarsia, fair isle and lace work. She has knit for Philosophers Wool for 25 years and has recently been accepted as a knitter for the FictionKNITstas contest. Peggy designed a shawl for an author to wear at the book reading tour that will be held in various locations in Canada in the Spring of 2013. Peggy enjoys teaching others and is passionate about the craft of knitting.
DocKnits
651 Goderich Street, Box 2140
Port Elgin, N0H 2C0
226-453-5648
Store Hours
Tuesday and Wednesday: 10 am - 6 pmThursday and Friday: 10 am - 9 pm
Saturday: 10 am - 5 pm
Sunday: 1 pm - 5 pm
Monday: Closed
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