Sewing provides creative outlet
County Fabrics owner Casey McDowall, left, and employee Heather McDowall explain some of the details of fabric.
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Heather McDowall, Country Fabrics, Moses Lake, cuts fabric for projects. Quilting and other forms of sewing are a creative outlet, according to local enthusiasts.
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Heather McDowall smooths fabric before cutting it for a customer at Country Fabrics, Moses Lake. People are attracted to sewing as a creative outlet, according to local enthusiasts.
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Heather McDowall of Country Fabrics prepares fabric for projects. Quilting and other forms of sewing are a creative outlet, say local enthusiasts.
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Heather McDowall of Country Fabrics cuts yardage for a customer. The creative possibilities make quilting and sewing attractive hobbies.
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Jenn Stevenson said quilting provides an outlet for creativity that might otherwise get lost in the digital age.
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Jenn Stevenson said quilting provides an outlet for creativity that might otherwise get lost in the digital age.
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Jenn Stevenson said quilting provides an outlet for creativity that might otherwise get lost in the digital age.
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MOSES LAKE — The thing is, people still can’t get around as much as they like in this summer of coronavirus. And while winter is still off in the distance, it’s coming closer.
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