Submitted by Debra Mann from the Osprey Museum Board of Directors.
Osprey Museum is home to a long-standing group of quilters who meet weekly.
Hand-quilting is done for a fee with the money going to support the museum.
Visitors are always welcome to drop in for a chat or to stitch.
Help is available to anyone struggling with a craft project be it quilting, knitting, crochet, etc.
Members look forward to gathering weekly to have some fun, share some news and have a laugh or two.
They say it’s like mental therapy but free and more fun.
And perhaps it is that side of it that keeps the group going.
Aging brings its challenges and together we can be there for each other.
One long time member has been coming to Feversham from Dundalk weekly for more than 10 years.
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