Sewing a community together
Kathy Hope works on a sewing project for a charitable organization during Community Sew Day April 4 at the Heritage Barn at the Quincy Valley Historical Society and Museum.
Cheryl Schweizer/Columbia Basin Herald
With tools close at hand, Carolyn Dudley works on a quilting project. Dudley said she came to Community Sew Day, sponsored by the Quincy Valley Historical Society and Museum, to meet new people and have some fun.
Florie Weber (left) and Marylou Krautscheid (right) check out some of the quilt projects they’ve made during Community Sew Day. The Quincy Valley Historical Society sponsored the April 4 event as a way to bring people together.
Ann Downs cuts fabric for a charitable project at Community Sew Day April 4, sponsored by the Quincy Valley Historical Society and Museum.
Florie Weber (left) helps Sue Simmons Gables (right) cut out a project. People were invited to the Heritage Barn at the Quincy Valley Historical Society and Museum for Community Sew Day the first Monday in April, a chance to work on projects and meet new people.
Potholders in various stages of completion on a table during Community Sew Day April 4 at the Quincy Valley Historical Society and Museum.
QUINCY — It was a good day to get together and work on a sewing project.
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