What’s On Your Mind?
Tom Meidl of Lafayatte: “My grandmother. When I was 5 she did mission quilts. I would help tie them together.”
Mary Waibel of Courtland: “Started in 4H with my mom.”
Ann Bauer of St. George: “Years ago my grandmother got me interested. We started by tying quilts.”
Kathy Rathmann of St. George: “I grew up sewing clothes for school.”
Sara Covich of New Ulm: “I watched others sew clothes. I wanted to start sewing too because it is difficult to find clothes that fit.”
Jean Prochniak of New Ulm: “I got started in 4H. Mom was into sewing and she taught us to be self sufficient. We had to when living on the farm.”
Tom Meidl of Lafayatte: “My grandmother. When I was 5 she did mission quilts. I would help tie them together.”
Mary Waibel of Courtland: “Started in 4H with my mom.”
Ann Bauer of St. George: “Years ago my grandmother got me interested. We started by tying quilts.”
Kathy Rathmann of St. George: “I grew up sewing clothes for school.”
Sara Covich of New Ulm: “I watched others sew clothes. I wanted to start sewing too because it is difficult to find clothes that fit.”
Jean Prochniak of New Ulm: “I got started in 4H. Mom was into sewing and she taught us to be self sufficient. We had to when living on the farm.”
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How did you start sewing? (Asked at the Sewing for Sight quilting retreat Saturday)