The 9 of us gathered at Saddlebrook Rec Center for the meeting yesterday spent the first few minutes catching up on news and sharing the good news that Pat pipa has been moved to Chatham Glen for rehab after her accident. We also reviewed the dates for our April meetings.
We skipped doing 50/50 and moved onto Show and Tell:
- Bev Minnerly turned in a Walker bag she showed last week and finished up for Freedom Pointe.
Diane Saculla showed a bag of animals she stuffed and sewed up and readied for Ceal Pedersen to paint faces.
Mic Pickard showed 3 zipper bags made from the trivets that had not sold at the Fall craft fair.
Ellen Hein finished two quilt tops from her scraps to move out more of her fabric stash.- Donna Bordian finished two walker bags and took home more material to do some more as she will be with us until the end of April.
- Mary Ellen Boutin turned in 3 zipper bags for Sheriff’s Youth Ranch.
Mic sends thanks to everyone who helped unload and load her car and for everyone’s patience with her mask to keep from spreading germs.
Next week we will meet at Saddlebrook again and I will show you how to make a drawstring backpack using pre-cut squares. The Sheriffs Youth Ranch is looking for these for their summer camp program.
Lois
