December 4, 2015

December, 2015

This Month’s Meeting

Our monthly meeting will be Tuesday, December 8th at 6:30pm. We will meet for our Christmas dinner/party at Sara Schwab’s home. All are welcome! Please join us! Bring a friend!

Party Menu Items

DiAnne Drennan - ham, appetizer
Phyllis Knose -  vegetable
Carolyn Hicks - starch
Regina Sanford - potato salad
Judy Potter - dessert
Chris Dupuis - strawberry salad
Jane Soffos -  dessert
Sarah - coffee, soda, corn pudding
Amy Johnson - carrots
Debbie Clark- salad
Virginia Goodwin-Gray- 7 layer dip and chips
Vivian Sturks-  vegetable
Kit- potatoes and bread
Laura Beth Yager- dessert
Teresa Baker - appetizer

Kit’s Korner

Dear Friends,

    Well here we are at the end of our year! So hard to believe! I know how busy it has been for me and I'm sure it has been for you as well! I managed to survive a wedding, the re-opening of Lace Cottage, and the most emotional trip of my sweet niece Elizabeth that many of you traveled right along with me. I am glad to report that as of today, her important numbers are going up!!! First great news we've had in a long and arduous journey. She is still suffering significant side effects from the radiation, but so encouraged from the Bone marrow transplant numbers thus far, that I think she will withstand anything at this point. It never ceases to amaze me how she still never complains about her situation, but only strives to get better to be with her baby. He is doing amazing and now weighs in at a whopping 10 lbs. at 3 mos. Your thoughts and prayers were deeply appreciated by me and my family and every single one of them were passed on by me. Looking back at all she has been through, which has been so much with shock to despair to maybe hope again, sort of puts things in perspective for our own lives.

     It does tend to make me want to slow down some and enjoy my friends like you and all that you bring into my life as sewing and just good friends!!! The sewing information we glean from each other is invaluable and the camaraderie is even more precious! That special connection should never be lost no matter how busy we get, as we never know when we might really need to count on each other. I am wishing you all PEACE and JOY throughout this holiday season and into 2016.

Your Friend Always,
Kittie

Librarian News - Glynda Whitlow

The new Classic Sewing magazine has arrived. It will be at the Christmas party for someone to enjoy over the holidays. Amy Johnson has it and will bring it to the party.

Calling all Wee Care gowns!
Look high and low – finished or unfinished - for your Wee Care gowns and bring them to our meeting! It's time to gather the gowns together to share with our "littlest angels". Thanks!
Wee Care Gowns Workday– 4th Tuesday of Each Month from  January – October
Our next Wee Care Workday will be January 26, 2016 at Lord of Life Lutheran Church (Poplar Pike). Please make plans to come for all or part of the day -  it would be a great help. We need folks to bring sewing machines to sew the outfits that have been pinned.  
Show and Share:

Amy – Ryver’s Christmas Outfits

Lace Cottage has the Christmas fabric and the red dot corduroy was in my stash.




Birthdays – None

Media Reminders:
Memphis Area Smocking Guild Group - Facebook.  Be sure to Join and follow the latest news from our members and other interested smockers and sewers!

Lace Cottage – Join and Share on Facebook! Classes are available at a variety of days/times!
(901) 308-1964

Sew Classic For Children – Facebook - Sew Classic for Children is a group for all levels of sewing children's clothing. We love classic, tailored and heirloom designs. Share your Children's Corner Pattern creations along with your comments. In addition we are delighted to answer questions.

Classic Sewing Magazine Group - Facebook…..Classic Sewing will have 132 pages of glorious sewing ideas, patterns, tips, techniques and will include at least two full size patterns in each quarterly issue. The magazine will feature heirloom and everyday sewing projects to delight the most discriminating sewist. Patterns will come in a separate envelope along with the magazine. No more tearing out pattern sections……all of the patterns will be easy to read and store! Unlike anything you have seen before, Classic Sewing will feature designs from top designers in the industry. There is something fabulous for everyone in the magazine.
Subscriptions now available.


Susan

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