Success Story4-H Sewing Series expanding
4-H Sewing Series expanding
Author: Sherri Farley
Planning Unit: Campbell County CES
Major Program: Family and Consumer Science
Plan of Work: 4-H Youth Development - Family and Consumer Science
Outcome: Intermediate Outcome
The problem
The successful 4-H Sewing Series, under the leadership of volunteer Stacey, grew to 8 4-H'ers this fall. One of the participant's mothers assisted with the youth each week. This was a 6 part series, the youth made a hair scrungie, pillowcase, and ended the series with a pair of holiday elastic waist pants. The youth all felt much more capable and comfortable using a sewing machine after the series ended.
The educational program response
Stacey used the 4-H Sewing Curriculum when choosing projects. She also taught the youth how to make a roll up toiletry case as a practice project.
The participants/target audience
There were 8 4-H'ers in this series, ranging in age from 9 to 13. The older youth were also able to complete their projects and assist the younger ones.
Other partners (if applicable)
Program impact or participant response.
This 6 week sewing series has grown from 6 to 8 4-H'ers. The next series will be a level 1 beginner and will move into a Level 2 Advanced series in the fall with the same 4-H'ers. New participants who have not taken the class will be given the opportunity to learn from Stacy this spring.
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