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“Let the beauty of the Lord our God be upon us, and establish the work of our hands for us.” Psalm 90:17 |
We are excited for our first retreat at our NEW Event Center!
It's our first
Sleep at Home Stitch IN!
We LOVE spending time with our customers and this retreat will give us time to share our craft. This event will be in our NEW retreat center right next door to the shop and is for all stitchers. (It's so new we haven't even decided on name yet!) Plan to spend 24 hours of uninterrupted stitching time over 2 days. From 9am-9pm on November 15th and 16th you will be sharing fun, fellowship, snacks, stitching, shopping and prizes!
Registration is limited, so don't delay to sign up. It's sure to be a great couple of days for all who attend.
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Breakfast, drinks and snacks are included in your registration. A delicious lunch and dinner package from Banter's may be added so you don't have to leave your seat! Click to order your Meal Package HERE |
What's New at Always In Stitches!
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| The Giving Tree 2024 |
October is Breast Cancer Awareness month
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We are collecting Knitted Knockers. Knitted knockers are soft, handmade breast prosthetics given for free to women who have had breast cancer and have undergone a mastectomy or lumpectomy. They are knitted from cotton yarn and can be worn in a regular bra, sports bra, mastectomy bra, or post-op camisole. They can also be crochet. Check out their website for specific yarn requirements and patterns: Click here for the Knocker Website
We also will collect Chemo Caps made from all fibers. Here is a link for the pattern if you want to make one from fabric: Chemo Cap Pattern-Fabric
canned pasta sauce.
The food pantries are experiencing high traffic and supplies are low. All non perishable food donations are desperately needed at this time.
Please bring your items to the shop and place them in the barrel inside our front entrance. Thank you for supporting our community.
For over 12 years HCHFB has collected and distributed more than 1.2 Million pounds of food to local pantries and meal programs. Partnering with Meijer, Kroger and other food suppliers increases purchasing power with directed donations and matching contributions.
For more information please click the link below.
Hamilton County Harvest Food Bank
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Sew Many Classes!
We add new classes and events to our website almost daily. Knitting, crocheting, quilting and cross stitch are just a few of the stitching styles available. Check out our website to find what options are open for learning:
We do not sell or trade any of your identification information to others.
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