We had 11 ladies at our meeting this afternoon. Everyone seemed to be
enthused to work on the mug rugs. I brought fabric so anyone who
wanted to could make some mug rugs for us to sell at the Fall Craft
Festival Oct. 2nd. I have paid for a table at this event and any money
we make will be added to our charity supply fund.
I
attached a revised version of the supply list and instructions for the
mug rug to our email. I hope this version clears up the errors and
ambiguities of what I sent out before.
If there
is anything else you would like to make for us to sell with a price
under $10, that would be great. If our charity fund reaches $300, that
would cover a 40" x 90" bolt of batting when it goes on sale. Since we
currently have $198 in that fund, it is not a stretch. Our weekly 50/50
also goes into this fund.
Last week I delivered the following to Project S.O.S.:
6 Drawstring Backpacks
9 Tote Bags
30 stuffed toys
2 knit blankets
2 rag quilts
a box of crayons, a sketch pad, and 2 decks of cards.
some small toiletries.
Show and Tell:
Audrey Phillips showed a baby quilt with a forest animal back.
Mary Ellen Boutin turned in 2 quilt tops before leaving us for the summer.
Carolyn Grasso made a bear and pillow cases.
Last week Donna Rissman showed her Eclipse wall hanging, unfinished.
This week she brought it back completed with stars instead of quilting,
and it is perfect.
Donna also showed how a panel can be re-imagined into something else - in this case table runners.
I finished a drawstring backpack
and showed the start of a double-wedding ring quilt I am working on, using an Anita GoodDesign embroidery pattern.
and showed the start of a double-wedding ring quilt I am working on, using an Anita GoodDesign embroidery pattern.
I also showed the last of the large quilts that were donated to us. I quilted this and Donna Rissman did the binding.
Next
week Donna will be demonstrating the new easy binding method she has
learned. We will also continue making items to sell in the fall.
Have a great week and I'll see you next Wednesday.
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