I'm really not sure what to call this service, making things with the church sewing circle. We donate the finished layettes to a nearby hospital. I make the little quilts at home and deliver them on sewing day.
I still have to use my serger to finish the edges on the 2 pictured above. This next one is laid out in rows and ready to sew.
The other current project is the pillowcases for the domestic abuse shelter. I have 3 pictured but did another one afterwards so there are 4 partially sewn to take on Monday.
I guess the official title would be service projects rather than charity.
I got the first strata sewn for the green Trip Around the World. I will need 3 stratas sewn before next Saturday to demo with. One will be totally sewn and cut, and 2 sewn but not made into a tube yet. I will show pressing on one and how to line up the last seam so there isn't a twist with the third one.
The weathermen are talking about the next big storm. They can't decide if it will hit us or just clip us. The talk is that if it hits us it will be a big one. I guess we'll have to wait to see.
I still have to use my serger to finish the edges on the 2 pictured above. This next one is laid out in rows and ready to sew.
The other current project is the pillowcases for the domestic abuse shelter. I have 3 pictured but did another one afterwards so there are 4 partially sewn to take on Monday.
I guess the official title would be service projects rather than charity.
I got the first strata sewn for the green Trip Around the World. I will need 3 stratas sewn before next Saturday to demo with. One will be totally sewn and cut, and 2 sewn but not made into a tube yet. I will show pressing on one and how to line up the last seam so there isn't a twist with the third one.
The weathermen are talking about the next big storm. They can't decide if it will hit us or just clip us. The talk is that if it hits us it will be a big one. I guess we'll have to wait to see.