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Knitters unite at Esther Short Park

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Donna Gruetzke, of Camas (left), and Sue Kuzma, of Hazel Dell (right), were among the participants in the "Worldwide Knit in Public Day" Saturday, at Esther Short Park, in downtown Vancouver. The Fort Vancouver Knitters Guild sponsored the Clark County event.

A predominantly solitary hobby became social on Saturday, as area knitters participated in “Worldwide Knit in Public Day.”

Donna Gruetzke, of Camas, was among the participants at Esther Short Park, in downtown Vancouver.

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