To most, crafting might not seem like a means of radical activism, but for Crafting Resilience founder Regina Dante, her sewing machine is a t…
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- Analeise Mayor
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Tucson sewist Regina Dante is turning crafting into community action through her project, Crafting Resilience. From free mending events and sewing classes to mutual-aid work and upcoming library workshops, Dante is helping Tucsonans learn practical skills, reduce waste and support one another through the power of making. 🧵✂️❤️
- Linda Eisenhart
The SaddleBrooke Quilt Club members recently awarded Quilts of Valor to 19 SaddleBrooke veterans. The club participates as part of the nationa…
- Mike Oberski
SaddleBrooke HOA-2 proudly invites the community to join in honoring veterans at the “Salute Our Veterans” event at 3 p.m. on Tuesday, Novembe…
- Kim (Prochnau) Whedbee
Each fall, students from pre-school through eighth grade who come to SaddleBrooke Community Outreach (SBCO) Kids’ Closet receive a knitted hat…
- Pascal Albright
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For nearly three decades, the Cactus Quilters of Rincon Country West have hosted a gallery-like show of their quilts.
- Pascal Albright
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For nearly three decades, the Cactus Quilters of Rincon Country West have hosted a gallery-like show of their quilts.
- Loni Nannini Special to the Arizona Daily Star
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The 46th Annual Quilt Fiesta is this weekend at the Pima County Fairgrounds.
Hobbies provide an opportunity to learn new skills, meet people, earn a little extra money and keep minds sharp. Peruse the aisles of a home i…
- Claudia Hermansen
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As Thanksgiving approaches, I am thankful for all the SaddleBrooke Sewing Groups. There are many, but here are the few I am involved with.
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