This Wednesday's event (8 pm: 7th March) will be led by Gaynor from Millie Moon in Frome, where these courses are extremly popular. In true eco-style this is a great opportunity to recycle any lovely cotton remnants you might have or be able to collect over the next few weeks.
We will be creating a Wylye Women WI Bunting that we can use at future events, high days and holidays. You will each make one pennant towards it, so please bring a good stash of cotton fabric (but not Velvet, Cord or thicker curtain fabrics please). The triangles measure 160cmx220cm. Willing sewers needed!
Once you have the skills you will be able to make your own at home. There will be bunting everywhere!
Please also bring along a sewing machine if you have one. If they can be set up to have white cotton and bobbins that would help, we will also need fabric scissors and pins and extension cables if you have. Thanks in advance.
March is also our AGM- This AGM is very important as we see our current President, Lyndsey and our Treasurer, Melissa, as well as several of the current committee step down from their roles after three years of service and an exciting new committee will be born! So we need YOUR help now to keep this WI alive! If you think you might like to find out more, please mention it to the girls, have a chat over a cup of tea and find out that it really isn't a big ask. Committee meetings are usually held in member’s homes and are quite informal – so if you can ignore the dust, don’t mind sitting on the floor and enjoy a catch up with the girls (often with a glass of wine) you'll be very welcome!
March is also our AGM- This AGM is very important as we see our current President, Lyndsey and our Treasurer, Melissa, as well as several of the current committee step down from their roles after three years of service and an exciting new committee will be born! So we need YOUR help now to keep this WI alive! If you think you might like to find out more, please mention it to the girls, have a chat over a cup of tea and find out that it really isn't a big ask. Committee meetings are usually held in member’s homes and are quite informal – so if you can ignore the dust, don’t mind sitting on the floor and enjoy a catch up with the girls (often with a glass of wine) you'll be very welcome!
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