Members of the Machine Embroidery Group, a special interest group within Rip ‘N’ Sew, makes embroidered items for Agape Care Home of Scottsdale and recently donated six lap quilts.
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Sun City West club members make donation
Submitted photo/Dakota Perry
Agape House residents share the lap robes made and donated by Rip ‘N’ Sew’s Machine Embroidery Group.
Submitted photo/Dakota Perry
This embroidered lap robe is perfect for a veteran. MEG is a special interest group within Rip ‘N’ Sew, a Sun City West club.
Submitted photo/Dakota Perry
A Rip ‘N’ Sew member made and donated seven walker/wheelchair bags for Agape House residents.
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Members of the Machine Embroidery Group, a special interest group within Rip ‘N’ Sew, makes embroidered items for Agape Care Home of Scottsdale and recently donated six lap quilts.
Agape Care Home has 10 to 12 residents who need full-time assistance or are in Hospice care.
All MEG members took part in making the laptop quilts, said Barbara Ruzic, chairperson of the group.
Rose Waldon, a Rip ‘N’ Sew member but not a MEG member, also made seven bags for wheelchairs or walkers. MEG sent the bags along with the lap quilts.
Visit ripsew.scwclubs.com/about-location for more information.
