Collinsville,
Oklahoma August 25, 2012 Miscellaneous News |
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Patchworkers August Meeting |
The Collinsville
Patchworkers were pleased to return to their "home base" - the
Library, for their August 14 meeting, and several items of importance
were discussed. Reports were given re the opening of the Cotton Cottage
fabric shop in Claremore; Saturday Sew-In details; the Fall Retreat; the
upcoming bus tour of quilt shops in a 4-state area; the projected arrival
of grandbabies and great grandbabies; and lots of Show and Tell. Members participating in the Block Exchange presented their pink and blue blocks to Carol Boren, and Linda Pfeffer's name was drawn for the September exchange (purples, with blues, on white). The September "nickel exchange" will be blues, in recognition of the month's birthstone - sapphire. The program was provided by Linda Jenkins, and she shared a tip on making sturdy templates by fusing 3 layers of freezer paper, and cutting to the shape desired. She also suggested brushing spray starch on difficult-to-fold corners and points when appliquéing. The next meeting will be Sept. 11, and is it open to the public. Linda Pfeffer (8/17/2012) |
Pat Lewis, displaying a recently completed quilt. |
Linda Pfeffer, who finished quilting blocks begun by Shirley Enloe in the 1950's. |
All Thumbs Knitters |
(L-R) Chris Pierce, Audrey Engles, admiring the stack of scarves made by Carol Mitchell as a fundraiser for her church. |
The All Thumbs Knitters
Class met August 15 at the Collinsville Library, with ten in attendance.
Several members had items to donate to Newborns In Need, plus knitting
tips and resources were shared among group members. The program consisted of printed instructions and a demonstration of 4 ways to tie-on a new yarn, without leaving ends to be tidied up at the end of a project. The next gathering of the All Thumbs Knitters will be their Sit 'N Knit, Sept. 5, at the Library. Linda Pfeffer (8/17/2012) |