Guest Host · June 20, 2026 · Material Memory Studio
Knitting Workshop In Reverence of Labia by Megan Lucille
Knitting Workshop by Megan Lucille
A beautifully unapologetic knitting and community workshop that honors and challenges our experiences and perceptions of labia in our lives. Inspired by Megan Lucille's own labia and experiences, perfectly timed for Pride.
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Who This Is For
Workshop Details
Session Flow
2:00
Welcome & Introduction
We gather, set intentions, and Megan introduces the pattern and the ideas behind it.
2:30
Knitting Begins
Cast on and begin. Megan is available to instruct at all skill levels. We knit together in community.
4:00
Community Discourse
Needles keep moving as we open conversation — on labia, femininity, craft as art, and whatever arises.
5:30
Sharing & Close
We share what we made and what arose. The pattern is yours to keep and complete at home.
6:00
End
Workshop closes. Stay and keep knitting if you wish.
What You Take Home
About the Host
Megan Lucille
Megan Lucille is an interdisciplinary international artist working in multifaceted, multimedia creation. Her life and art symbiotically intertwined, her body is the nucleus of her practice as both subject and instrument. Navigating (her)story, vulnerability, traumas, and the intimate places their residues reside, she lives a life of resilience amidst self-reclamation — a fateful journey that has inevitably named her living 'radical'. For over a decade, she has created immersive artworks across performance, film, textiles, writing, music, photography, ceramics, sculpture, mixed media, painting, drawing, and installation. Her work has been exhibited in South Korea, Japan, Taiwan, Scotland, Germany, Finland, the United States, and online.
About the Work
Recognizing the sensual beauty and unequivocally unabashed power labia (and the ideas surrounding them), womanhood, and perceived femininity hold, Megan Lucille has created a knitting pattern and workshop that celebrates women of all prefixes.
This workshop honors the variety of feminine experiences, expressions, oppressions, harms, beauty, and pressures — all while highlighting handmade human creation, 'craft' and 'women's work' as Art, healing through creation, slowing down and the analogue, and communal support and discourse.
Knit this cheeky, versatile pattern in a queer-friendly workshop, just in time for Pride month.
Materials
All materials are provided — no need to bring anything.
Included: 3.25mm knitting needles (straight or interchangeable/cable), tapestry needle, Banul Vegetable Combed Cotton 100% yarn in various colors, Megan Lucille's original pattern, light snacks and tea.
Want to bring your own? You're welcome to. Use 3.25mm needles and equivalent cotton yarn. Gauge: 23 × 34 stitches for a 10×10cm swatch on 4mm needles. Any yarn color works — this is your piece.
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