Sometimes three’s a crowd, but not with these divided baskets. Three compartments mean a basket can hold more. Robyn Reynolds and Joan Hardy taught this Rip ‘N’ Sew club class for …
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Sun City West crafters create divided baskets
Submitted photos/Joan Hardy
Putting together their baskets are, clockwise from left, Maureen Platt, Helen Grant, Marilyn Zenz, co-teacher Robyn Reynolds, Jolene Piaskowski and Heather Lainhart.
Submitted photos/Joan Hardy
With their completed three-compartment baskets are, from left, Heather Lainhart, Maureen Platt, Marilyn Zenz, Helen Grant and Jolene Piaskowski.
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Sometimes three’s a crowd, but not with these divided baskets. Three compartments mean a basket can hold more. Robyn Reynolds and Joan Hardy taught this Rip ‘N’ Sew club class for the second time. The first time, students signed up for a mystery class, not knowing what they would be making. This time, the students knew what they were going to sew and could purchase fabric accordingly. Five club members registered and completed their baskets at the Sun City West club. Rip ‘N’ Sew will offer various classes during the summer months.
