A sewing mini workshop at the Mississauga branch's meeting of Thursday 2 February 2017, led by Karen Weber on Paul Kitchener's sewing machines: “With the use of Paul's sewing machines, and Karen's design and leadership, we will be making a lined, 3 zippered change pouch.” The branch's next notice called it “a very successful sewing work shop”. Kim Winchester's notices to the branch: “M.S.C.L. Meeting Date Change Notice”, e-mail of 14 January 2017, and “M.S.C.L. Meeting - March 1st, 2017”, 23 February 2017.
A man threads a leather sewing machine in a workshop full of machines at a sewing workshopA woman in a purple coat stitches leather at an industrial sewing machineA woman sews at an industrial sewing machine with spools of red thread in front of herMembers sew leather at rows of industrial sewing machines in a large workshopMembers gather at sewing machines as a man stands watching over themA man in a knit cap feeds leather through an industrial sewing machine under a lampA man sews at an industrial machine while another stands over him and others work behindA man in a knit cap and windbreaker works at a leather sewing machineA woman stitches a small leather piece on an old black Singer sewing machineA woman helps a man at a long-arm sewing machine as another member watchesA man guides a strip of leather through an industrial sewing machineA smiling woman in an orange jacket holds a strip of leather beside workshop machinesA woman works at a white industrial sewing machine with a spool of black threadA woman prepares a piece of leather at a sewing machine in front of a tool chestA man lines up a strip of leather at a sewing machine as others sew behind himMembers sew leather at industrial sewing machines along the workshop's long tablesMembers work along rows of industrial sewing machines in a busy workshop at the sewing workshopA man in a knit cap and blue jacket sews leather at a post-bed machine under a lampA man and a woman sew at facing industrial machines with spools of threadA woman in a fur-trimmed jacket feeds leather into a white industrial sewing machineA man sews a small leather piece on an industrial machine with a red thread spoolA view over the workshop as members sew at machines and others stand watchingA man with glasses guides leather under the needle of an industrial sewing machineA woman helps another woman with a piece of leather at a sewing machineA man adjusts the handwheel of an industrial sewing machine with an orange thread spoolA woman in a purple coat works a strip of leather at a sewing machine beside a cabinet of drawersA man sews at an industrial machine while other members work at nearby stationsA woman leans in to help a seated woman stitch leather at a sewing machineA woman in a fur-trimmed hood sews purple leather at a machineA woman feeds a leather piece through a white industrial sewing machineA woman in a dark coat sits at a sewing machine looking across the workshopTwo women work together at a sewing station as others sew in the backgroundA man stitches a small dark leather piece on a post-bed sewing machineA woman sews leather at a flatbed machine on a wooden table, a purple leather pouch beside herTwo women lean over to help a seated woman at an industrial sewing machineA woman helps a man thread a black Singer sewing machineA man in a knit cap sews leather at a post-bed machine with a burgundy thread spoolA woman shows a seated woman how to sew leather at a machine under a lampA woman sews at an industrial machine with a large burgundy thread spoolA woman in an orange jacket leans close to the needle of a sewing machineA man helps two women at a sewing machine in a workshopThree zippered leather pouches in red, lime green and navy blueBefore the workshop: the sewing machines in the meeting room, January 2017The sewing machines set out ready for the workshop, January 2017The meeting room with its sewing machines, January 2017
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