Youth who attended Fashion Camp, sponsored by Four Corners 4-H Club, presented the Fannin County Crisis Pregnancy Center (FCCPC) with baby blankets they made during the two-day camp. While presenting the blankets, the youth received a tour of the current facility and learned about the services the FCCPC offers local women.
Fashion Camp also provided the opportunity for youth to participate in a Sewing 101 course at the new JoAnn Fabrics in Sherman. They learned how to use their sewing machines, various stitches to use and how to use interfacing. They received a tour of the new store and a small sewing kit.
Bethany Arie, the Fannin County FCS Agri-Life Extension agent, provided a program on designing a fashion storyboard, and each girl made a fashion storyboard designed to their own theme.
Youth also participated in workshops relating to Fall 2012 back to school fashion, accessorizing, and comparison shopping.
Four Corners 4-H Club thanks Pecan Place Apartments for use of their community room for the two day camp and TAPS who provided transportation to camp participants to JoAnn’s Fabrics.
For more information about other programs offered by Four Corners 4-H Club, call 214-500-3930. Educational programs conducted by Texas Agri-Life Extension serve people of all ages, regardless of socioeconomic level, race, color, sex, religion, disability or national origin.