MANY STARS MADE LIGHT WORK

On Saturday February 3, 2018 Sewing People from the Atlantic Sewing Guild met to sew PJ pants for a homeless shelter in Halifax.  Fabric was donated by members and while some volunteers cut out the PJ’s, others worked as an assembly line to complete the pants.

At earlier meetings Guild members also donated hats, mitts and scarves to include.

The Atlantic Sewing Guild is a group of garment sewers that meets on the 2nd Tuesday of the month (September – June 2nd Tuesdays of the months at St Agnes Church at 7pm).

Once a year the group picks a group to benefit from the community sewing day.  Past projects have included fidget muffs for Alzheimer patients; pillow cases for the IWK; warm fleece booties & lapghans for Vets.

Thanks to Norma Horne for the write-up.

We have a special guest lined up to speak at our next meeting – hints will be on ASG facebook & email to come!

NEXT MEETING OF THE ATLANTIC SEWING GUILD
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 13, 2018
7PM AT THE CAMPBELL CENTRE
(BEHIND ST. AGNES CHURCH)
CORNER OF MUMFORD & CHEBUCTO)