Yes, there's always a story.....and here is Polly's story about last Wednesday's sew day at the library.
Polly always sends out the invitation that anyone is invited to come - "just bring your own scissors. "
The saga continues. Polly delivered the supplies to the library right on schedule on sew day morning, then ended up in the emergency room with pneumonia. Oh, my! But Paula was on hand to save the sew day for the juniors.
Paula helped one young sewist embroidery initials on her outgrown jacket. What a sweet heart.
Job completed. The personalized and almost like new jacket is now ready for a younger cousin to enjoy.
There's never a dull moment with Cara around. Here she is modeling her fox head mask made especially for the library yoga classes. Filled with flax seed and lavender to enhance the moments of relaxation. How fun. 
A grandmother and granddaughter teamed up to make a pillow and enjoyed the process so much, they went off in search of more fabric....remembering that they had an old Kenmore machine in the attic that might just fill the bill to continue sharing the love of sewing together.
A story with a happy ending is a love story. This Valentine Day, 2018, while off to a rocky start, allowed for good works to be completed, new friends to be made and I'm happy to report, Polly is on the mend and thankful that the Junior Sew Day went right on as planned.
So fun to see young sewers learning new tricks at Junior Sew Day! #sewrevolution
ReplyDeleteYes, Amy.... and we can learn the newest of tricks from them also. Just watch and listen and leave the fear of trying behind. That's what the young do.
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