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Since your web browser does not support JavaScript, here is a non-JavaScript version of the image slideshow: TOW BANNER GROUP Jess & Mollie Hanna, the first arrivals, with Kit. Jess & Mollie Hanna, with Dick Froebel. Mollie Hanna Pam Owen and Kit. Playing thimbles at the Froebel home. Norma & Mollie play thimbles at the Froebel home. The Restaurant sign with the electricity was still on. Mary Craft, Mabank, TX Waiting to be called for a table. Waiting to be called for a table. Waiting to be called for a table. Waiting to order. Waiting to order. Power failure. Complete darkness. Moved to a table with a back-up light. The apology. No more food will be served. Four ate, four didn't. Set up for the meeting. Getting acquainted before the meeting. Getting acquainted before the meeting. “Donkey Thimbles and Sewing Tools” (a.k.a. “Mary’s Astounding Asinine Thimble Program”). “Donkey Thimbles and Sewing Tools” (a.k.a. “Mary’s Astounding Asinine Thimble Program”). Attentive audience. DONKEY PIN CUSHION. Mollie Hanna, speaker. Mollie Hanna, speaker. Liz Fiscus, speaker. Liz Fiscus, demonstrates ceramic thimbles from start to finish. Pam Owens' gold thimble with a TIFFANY & CO. mark. Kit Froebel shows the ANTIQUE WEEK MAGAZINE thimble article, to which she contributed. May-June 2007 ANTIQUE & COLLECTIBLE MAGAZINE published in Canada. May-June 2007 ANTIQUE & COLLECTIBLE MAGAZINE thimble article, by Judy Penz Shulak. All pictures and descriptions were provided by Kit. May-June 2007 ANTIQUE & COLLECTIBLE MAGAZINE thimble article, by Judy Penz Shulak. All pictures and descriptions were provided by Kit. May-June 2007 ANTIQUE & COLLECTIBLE MAGAZINE thimble article, by Judy Penz Shulak. All pictures and descriptions were provided by Kit. Show & Tell Thimbles about which information is needed. The bird proved to be Swarovski. The other is still unknown. Helpful husbands. Dick and Jess wait to transfer Liz's kiln to her car. Back at the ranch, Pam tries to help Dick with his computer woes. Mary demonstrates her new lighting box for taking shadow-free pictures of small items. Kit demonstrates her stand for taking thimble pictures outside. This thimble has a TIFFANY & CO. mark inside the top. JOIN US FOR OUR NEXT MEETING AT CHICAGO JUNE 30, 2007.
TOW BANNER
GROUP
Jess & Mollie Hanna, the first arrivals, with Kit.
Jess & Mollie Hanna, with Dick Froebel.
Mollie Hanna
Pam Owen and Kit.
Playing thimbles at the Froebel home.
Norma & Mollie play thimbles at the Froebel home.
The Restaurant sign with the electricity was still on.
Mary Craft, Mabank, TX
Waiting to be called for a table.
Waiting to order.
Power failure. Complete darkness.
Moved to a table with a back-up light. The apology. No more food will be served. Four ate, four didn't.
Set up for the meeting.
Getting acquainted before the meeting.
“Donkey Thimbles and Sewing Tools” (a.k.a. “Mary’s Astounding Asinine Thimble Program”).
Attentive audience.
DONKEY PIN CUSHION.
Mollie Hanna, speaker.
Liz Fiscus, speaker.
Liz Fiscus, demonstrates ceramic thimbles from start to finish.
Pam Owens' gold thimble with a TIFFANY & CO. mark.
Kit Froebel shows the ANTIQUE WEEK MAGAZINE thimble article, to which she contributed.
May-June 2007 ANTIQUE & COLLECTIBLE MAGAZINE published in Canada.
May-June 2007 ANTIQUE & COLLECTIBLE MAGAZINE thimble article, by Judy Penz Shulak. All pictures and descriptions were provided by Kit.
Show & Tell
Thimbles about which information is needed. The bird proved to be Swarovski. The other is still unknown.
Helpful husbands. Dick and Jess wait to transfer Liz's kiln to her car.
Back at the ranch, Pam tries to help Dick with his computer woes.
Mary demonstrates her new lighting box for taking shadow-free pictures of small items.
Kit demonstrates her stand for taking thimble pictures outside.
This thimble has a TIFFANY & CO. mark inside the top.
JOIN US FOR OUR NEXT MEETING AT CHICAGO JUNE 30, 2007.
