There were 10 of us this afternoon. Mic brought the large fabric bins. I sorted through a boc of donated fabric that came in a few weeks ago, pulled out the small pieces, and brought the larger pieces for today’s project. After everyone selected the fabric they want to work with, the remaining fabric was merged into the bins.
El Santiago Rec center will be closed for maintenance again June
28th, so we won’t have a meeting that week.
We will still meet next week – June 21st.
Show and Tell:
Mic Pickard finished some placemats that showed up in one of our donation piles partially done.
for the lion staue in her front yard.
Diane Placek made a bunch of hex coasters.
Carol Riggs embroidered a towel for a friend’s first hole-in-one.
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After show and tell I showed my adaptation
of the Runaround bag, which I’m calling the Fun Fat Quarter bag. Everyone had fun selecting fabric and getting
started making one of these. In
listening to everyone work, I found one more clarification I needed to add to
the instruction, so I’m attaching what I hope will be a final version, complete
with pictures.
Next week I am going to show another bag
design. This one is called the Noriko
bag. It only requires a ½ yard for the outside and ½ yard for the
lining, a button and some ribbon. It
does not require stabilizer or a zipper.
I plan to make one over the weekend to make sure it is as easy as it
looks.
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