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Photos: No Monkeying Around
November 2, 2010
No monkeying around — the ladies of the Molino Homemaker’s Club took a first place prize for their booth at the Pensacola Interstate Fair.
The booth entitled “No more MONKEYS jumping on the bed” featured a happy family of handmade sock monkeys in a playful setting of an old fashioned bedroom. The booth also includes instructions for making the simple toys.
Members of the club that worked on the booth, stitched quilts and created sock monkeys were Nancy Holland, Elizabeth Barlow, Barbara Jones, Carolyn Peterson, Frances Cheney, Becky Dorch, Terri Brown, Dawn Johnson, April Glass, Lucile Whitegon and Millie Brantley.
The next meeting of the Molino Homemakers Club will be Wednesday, November 3 at 10 a.m. at Aldersgate United Methodist Church in Molino. Annual membership dues are just $5, and anyone is welcome to join.
Submitted photos by Terri Brown for NorthEscambia.com, click to enlarge.
Comments
4 Responses to “Photos: No Monkeying Around”
This is so cute. I love those monkeys.
How cool! Congratulations!!
I’m coming back to the meetings, don’t give up on me. Just haven’t had a babysitter for the last 2 meetings you’ve had.
Leslie
April – I am proud of you. Love, Mom
Aw, that’s cute!