Sewing Production Day

Take out your folder, pen/pencil, and project bag. Read the start-up information and complete your bell ringer.

Objective: I can understand how to follow directions and use my time management well as I complete my final project.

Agenda:
  1. Thread needles and knot
  2. Independent Work: You have the rest of the class period to work independently (Do NOT start sewing your  two pieces of felt together until you are completely finished decorating and you check in with Mrs. B!)
Homework: 
  1. Review all stitches for final project
Due Date: TOMORROW Tuesday 12/3!

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