It really seems that my time is just too precious to give away to anything other than that which benefits my family. I was able to learn to knit and had a few knitting gatherings, made a new friend in Dodie, and learned to crochet a bit as well. I would like to do more, but timing, and the needs of the house and home are far more important right now than continuing in my Chapter. I do intend to pick it back up again, it might be a summer thing. I haven't decided yet. Anyway, thanks to those who came for the classes and for joining me in learning a little of the handiwork crafts.
Paige
p.s. If I get more interest in the Chapter then we'll pull out the paddles and revive this!
Where the Homespun Hens meet.
Mamma Mia!
About Me
Are you a potential Homespun Hen?
Do you believe in the power of a clothesline, an apron, and your own ingenuity and creativity? Do you garden, farm, wild forage, tend animals, or simply dream of doing so?Are you crafty? Do you sew, knit, sculpt, paint, recycle garbage into useful items? Do you believe in Sisterhood and having a community with common dreams and goals for sustainable living?Are you the type of gal who believes in doing what you can for others, be it welcoming a new neighbor with a plate full of homemade oatmeal cookies or stopping by an elderly friend's home with a basket full of your fresh garden veggies?If you said yes to any of these things, then you belong in our Farmgirl Sisterhood! Our local Farmgirl Chapter, (chapter name), is looking for new members. You can be one of us! Call me for more information on membership and meeting dates. You can also visit the Farmgirl Forum at www.maryjanesfarm.org to find out a little more about what being a Farmgirl is all about.An informational meeting is being planned for later in the month. Please call for more details.
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