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| Angeline's blocks |
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| Elsa's |
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| Frances |
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| Magda |
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| Rika's |
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And mine.
We all played around using different textures adding different activities to keep those hands busy. I am really looking forward to seeing the final product.
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Sunday, March 25, 2018
Alzheimer Sensory Blanket
Our Guild is donating sensory blankets for Alzheimers patients this year for an outreach project. Our group each made blocks that I will stitch into a quilt this coming week.
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