There were 11 of us at today’s meeting. It was good to get back and hear no one had any significant damage from Hurricane Milton. I brought the bin of 1 yard and fat quarter pieces, as well as some very large fabrics (yards). Mic brought 2 bins of small pieces and 1 of large fabrics. Ann Knoff brought lots of scraps that needed to be sorted for dog beds.
Thanks to those who were able to volunteer to help next
Saturday at Savannah. The schedule looks
like the following:
7:30AM-10AM Sydna
Eastman and B.J. Herter
10AM-1PM – Diane Brunovsky
1PM-2:30PM Faye McCarrell, Donna & Marc Rissman
We have 2 tables for this one so we should be able to display
things better. Please let your Villages friends and neighbors know about the
sale 9AM-2PM at Savannah. Villages IDs
will be checked for entry.
Show and Tell:
Louise Stem showed sets of reusable menstrual pad kits she made for Operation Christmas Child.
Eileen DiSanto made a table runner for her neighbor.
Ellen Hein made a bunch of fleece blankets.
She also turned in receiving
blankets, burp pads, and infant hats.
Finally, she finished the binding on a quilt I made:
Donna Rissman showed several aprons
and 2 table runners.
I showed some microwave potato bags,
neck lanyards
and wrist
lanyards I made for our sale.
Most of the ladies spent the afternoon sorting through the
scraps Anne brought in. Near the end of
the afternoon Mic and I looked through a box of Christmas fabric to see what
might be useable. There are several
large pieces that would work great as gift bags. We will talk about these next week and make
this fabric available to anyone who would like to make some to use instead of
wrapping paper this Christmas.
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