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"Working
with Napped Fabric" class
"See how
easy this is!"
Valerie Middleton,
CMV (left), Jo Ann Ellegood, CMV (center), Sara Counts,
CMV (right) |
Sharing Sessions
Volunteers have
an opportunity to bring an idea, project, pattern, etc.
to share with others during this evening scheduled sessions.
From left to right:
Nell Jordan, CMV; Marilu Stevens, CMV; Peggy Cox, CMV;
and Brenda Pinkston, CMV |
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"Working
with Napped Fabrics" class
"What do
you think, gals, of this creation?"
Jo Farley, CMV
(left), Nell Jordan, CMV (right) |
Basic Class
Learning & using
proper pressing techniques can make the difference in
a "handmade"
and a "homemade" garment. We want you to strive
toward "handmade"
status.
Dr. Jane Lamb,
Professor Emeritus, University of Delaware |
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Basic Class
"... it's
extremely important to understand how to achieve a balanced
sewing machine stitch." Margaret Scott, FCS Agent
McLean County. |
"Creating
Fashionable Luggage" class
"You're
right on track with that technique!"
Joan Gertz, CMV
(left); Jennifer Klee, FCS Agent Woodford County, teacher
(center); Mary Graehler, CMV (right) |
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Gee, it's great
to take a break in these beautiful surroundings!
Elaine Kohler,
MV (left) and Sue Hutchinson, MV (right) |
Show 'N Tell
Session
Garment bags
made in the "Creating Fashionable Luggage" Class
Karen Martin,
MV (left); Anglee Smith, CMV (middle), Kathy Lauer, CMV
(right) |
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Area Planning
Sessions give volunteers and MVP Contact Agents an opportunity
to plan programs and activities for the upcoming year.
(Northeast Kentucky
Area and Mammoth Cave Area joint meeting) |
"Creating
a Chenille Vest" Class
"I wonder
if I should put the other fabric on top or leave this
plaid?"
Kathy Lauer, CMV
(left); Karen Martin, MV (middle); Jan Mathis , CMV (right) |
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"Clothing
for Special Needs" class
Dr. Jane Lamb
is helping Nell Jordan make some decisions as she plans
and makes a clothing item for her mother. |
Basic Class
The new incoming
class of volunteers have opportunity to practice some
of the techniques discussed in preparation for constructing
their teaching tools and samples which are required of
all volunteers before they can collect service payback
hours. |
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Recognition
and Certification
The time has
finally arrived! I am about to be pinned with my new
Certified Master Clothing name tag.
From left to right:
Dr. Linda Heaton (State Coordinator); Shelia Fawbush, FCS
Agent Shelby Co.; Alice Newman (new CMV) ; Cathy Toole,
4-H/ Youth Agent Henry Co. |
Recognition
and Certification
Dorthy Schwantes,
MVP Steering Committee Member Emeritus, passes the light
to each new Certified Master Clothing Volunteer. |
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Congratulations
and best wishes to each of the volunteers from the Class
of 2000 who were certified.
We also salute
and praise each of the volunteers who were re-certified
-- individuals who remain in the program four or more
years, earning 50+ hours each rotation period. |
Closing Session
Our time together
is drawing to a close. We are proud of the projects we
made, friends we have spent time with, and the ideas
we take home to share with others. It's wonderful and
exciting to be a part of the Kentucky Master Clothing
Volunteer Program!
From left to right:
Jerry Lawson, CMV; Joetta Maynard, CMV; Ann Beard, CMV;
Edna Gunsales, CMV; Sue Orlowski, CMV; Nell Jordan, CMV;
Devonna Hisel, CMV; Jo Ann Ellegood, CMV; Connie Talent,
CMV |
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