There's a new pattern for a V-neck boy's top that uses regular cotton/blend woven fabric because so many people don't like to sew on the single knit like is used in the original design. We'll be bringing the new patterns home for volunteers to sew in America's Hometown.
Carl & I were in charge of lunch, and we had sliced ham, turkey, or roast beef with provolone or swiss cheese, pork'n'beans, homemade potato salad, chips, carrot sticks, grapes, bananas, cookies or mini-donuts. If you are in charge of lunch, you have to say grace and clean up, too.
Carl helped the team from Indianapolis assemble PDKs (Personal Dignity Kits).
Cindy and Christi worked on school desks up in the wood shop.
Jay and Jim worked on changing the filters in the dust vacuum for the wood shop.
Susan cuts out patterns for hospital gowns.
Warehouse Clerical staff member Mindy gets into a Gaylord to get out towels for health kits.
Jim checks his phone at the end of the day.
Warehouse Supervisor Mark Freeman gets rid of those pesky weeds along the cement the easy way--with a blow torch.
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