Stitching up happiness
December 4, 2012 in Alexandria Echo Press
Kathryn Erickson’s fingers rarely have a moment’s peace. They’re always too busy sewing.
“My fingers have to keep busy,” said the avid seamstress. “Most of my life is spent sewing.” Continue Reading
Beyond the school day eight girls are learning the art of quilting at Century school.
Students in the creative sewing class at Osakis High School are asking community members with sewing skills to help them with a project that will deliver comfort to children in Jamaica. On Saturday, the students are hosting an open house with the goal of creating 15 baby blankets to send with OHS senior Mercedes Klimek on her upcoming mission trip to Jamaica.
WILLMAR Hands of residents in veterans homes in the state will soon be freed up with the aid of wheelchair or walker bags, assembled and sewn together by volunteers at Saturday’s fifth annual Fabric and Textile Warehouse Sew-a-thon.
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