HANDS OF GRACE
This group is an outreach to the members of the community, to provide Christian fellowship. We gather in friendship and support of one another, learn new skills, creating items as agreed upon by attending members.
CURRENT MISSION PROJECTS
Our schedule is very flexible. Please keep regular checks
on this page to see updated plans!
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There's always something going on! Don't sew?
Come anyhow! There's always lots of helpers. And other
craft-y things too. And Field Trips!
Plan your Tuesdays around Hands of Grace.
Madison Methodist Church
127 Church Street, Madison, AL 35758
9:30 am - until about 11-11:30
Often followed by lunch together at a local eatery.
Please enter through Arnett Street entrance.
UPCOMING PLANS - 2024
- 7/2 - 7/16 Sculpting
- 7/23 - 7/30 Fabric Painting
- 8/6 - 8/13 Sew a Table Topper
- 8/20 - 8/27 Flex Weeks
- 9/3 - 9/10 Macrame Pumpkins
- 9/17 - 9/24 Sew a Casserole Caddy
- 10/15 - 10/24 Flex Weeks
- 10/29 - 11/5 Angel Ornaments
- 11/12 - 11/19 Flex Week
- 11/26 No Meeting - Happy Thanksgiving
- 12/3 Flex Week
- 12/10 Christmas Wrapping Party Prep
- 12/14 Christmas Wrapping Party
- 12/17 Christmas Potluck
- 12/24 - 12/31 No Meeting
FABRIC PAINTING
July 23 and 30
Join us to paint fabric - experience not needed! Paints, brushes, stencils are furnished.
Just bring your fabric - tee shirt, jeans, towel - or just a length of fabric.
SCULPTING
July 2, 9 and 16
Pinch Pots
Instructed by Lucy Wilson
Join us - experience not needed!
BONDING HEARTS FOR NICU BABIES
Join the Hands of Grace as we learn to make these Lovie Hearts to help NICU babies bond to their Moms/Parents while in our local hospitals.
ELEPHANT BUDDIES
Just some of the Hands of Grace buddies showing completed
Elephant Buddies and Bears.
After being blessed at the altar Sunday May 28, 2023,
the Elephant Buddies and Bears were donated to
Madison's first responders who will use them in
emergency situations to comfort frightened or hurt children.
HATS AND MATS
HATS AND MATS ARE YEAR ROUND MISSION PROJECTS.
The mats, shown on a loom, are woven from strips of plastic shopping bags. Each mat requires two completed weaves. At left, Maggie Payne is completing one mat by weaving two panels together,