by Margaret | Mar 5, 2020 | Founder's Musings, General, Recipient Stories |
I’m sorting and organizing the photos on my computer. It’s time consuming, best tackled in little pieces, but boy oh boy, is it fascinating! It helps me to remember the rich journey that is the Sewing Machine Project. I look at my face in some of the...
by Margaret | Jul 22, 2019 | Community Programs-Local, General, Immigrant Groups, Recipient Stories |
I just heard from Annette who taught our most recent local sewing class. Working with a group of 8 beginning sewers, Annette and the volunteers who helped her were bubbling with excitement, clearly a reflection of the enthusiasm of the group they taught. A celebration...
by Margaret | Mar 29, 2017 | General, In the News, International, Recipient Stories |
An update from our sewing sisters in Cuba!
by Margaret | Aug 25, 2016 | General, Libraries, Recipient Stories |
What a great idea! Create a set of traveling sewing machines and take them to the different branches of your library system, sharing love of sewing and access to the tools to get the job done! Not only that but teaching in a library, well, you have access to all kinds...
by Margaret | Feb 22, 2016 | General, Recent Machine Deliveries, Recipient Stories |
Our hearts sing when we learn about what our machine recipients are doing!
by Margaret | May 19, 2015 | General, International, Recipient Stories |
The ladies of Rancho la Joya in Mexico are a resilient bunch. The land that supports and sustains them is rocky and dry with a beating sun that will send you running for shade. I was fortunate to visit in 2012 after my sweet friend, Cherie shined a light on them for...