TILL NEXT TUESDAY
SECOND TUESDAYS MONTHLY 6PM-9PM
Part curiosity club, part-creative playground, and quite possibly your next favorite Tuesday spent in community
TUESDAY NOVEMBER 10TH
🧶 KNITTING 101
Join us for a beginner-friendly introduction to knitting.
Community member Natasha Moonka will guide us through a relaxed evening of learning, whether you’ve held needles before or it’s your very first time.
You’ll learn how to cast on, practice the foundational stitches, and begin a simple, cozy scarf to keep working on at home. No experience necessary. Mistakes are expected, questions are welcome, and knitting kits are available for anyone who needs supplies.
Knitting gently brings together attention, coordination and problem-solving, while giving the mind something calm and tangible to focus on. Research has even linked group knitting with relaxation, happiness and social connection.
Alongside the knitting, guests may add an optional tasting of thoughtfully selected natural wines. Non-alcoholic drinks and light refreshments will be served throughout the evening.
THE DETAILS
Tuesday November 10th
Doors Open 6:15pm to 9:00pm
The Apothecary @ The Shelterwood Collective
See ticketing information to register below
Whether you have a project your already working on, or this is your first time — select the ticket that’s best for you.
Each ticket includes knitting instruction with Natasha, light refreshments, non-alcoholic beverages, and plenty of time to connect (and practice) between stitches.
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Perfect if you already have knitting supplies at home—or an unfinished project waiting for a little attention.
For the beginner scarf, please bring:
US 10 / 6 mm knitting needles
At least 280 yards of medium-weight Aran yarn, labeled “4”
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New to knitting or starting without supplies? We’ll have everything ready for you:
Beginner-friendly knitting needles
Yarn for your scarf
Supplies that are yours to take home and keep using
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Sitch over thoughtfully selected natural wines to either admission option.
The wine tasting is completely optional. Non-alcoholic beverages will be available throughout the evening and are included with every ticket.
ABOUT YOUR HOSTS
Hi, I’m Erin ~
I’m a therapist, community builder, and founder of Our Sister•Ship, a travel-based community for women without children.
I started Our Sister•Ship in 2025 in the Seattle area grounded in the belief that women without children deserve more spaces in society that honor and celebrate this path of womanhood, while also creating more visibility for just a small part of a woman’s identity that’s long been marginalized, misunderstood or devalued.
Whether you’re new to the community, curious about joining a future trip or retreat, or simply interested in building community alongside other women without children, I’m delighted to share this evening with you.
NATASHA MOONKA
Natasha is a New Mexico native who moved to Seattle two years ago and loves finding ways to build community and connect with others. She is a former tech product manager turned psychotherapist, and lifelong creative who has recently fallen in love with knitting as a way to slow down, make something with her hands, and enjoy the simple pleasure of learning alongside others.
Natasha is excited to introduce the group to the joys of knitting in a relaxed, welcoming environment where beginners are encouraged, mistakes are expected, and everyone can leave with something they made themselves. No prior knitting experience required—just a willingness to learn, create, and connect.
WANT TO MAKE IT A LONG WEEKEND?OUR NEXT TRIP IS NOW FORMING
Join us for a fireside winter weekend on Whidbey Island
Our Sister•Ship trips are small, intimate gatherings for women without children, whether by choice, circumstance or somewhere in between. They aren’t quite retreats, and they aren’t quite tours. Past travelers have called them sacred: a rare place to talk about the parts of life often carried privately, with women who understand without needing it explained.
Through small groups, meaningful conversation, beautiful places and ongoing local community, women find something many have never experienced before: a room where their lives are the norm, not the exception.
This January, over MLK weekend, we’re bringing together 6–8 women at a historic waterfront inn on Whidbey Island for a fireside winter weekend built around the pleasures of the season.
OUR VALUES
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Pleasure, new experiences, beauty, and adventure are vital at every stage of life.
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We believe in creating the kind of friendships that reflect and celebrate the lives we’re living now.
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More depth, more spontaneity, more joy, more discovery, more meaningful connection.
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We honor the richness of every path, and believe that gathering as women without children in celebration, is a quiet and powerful act of rebellion against diminishing narratives.