4-H News
November 27, 2014 by Staff Report

Giggles 'n StitchesThe Giggles 'n Stitches 4-H sewing club attended the Geauga County 4-H Volunteer and Member Recognition Banquet on Nov. 8 at Chow Down…

Giggles ‘n Stitches

The Giggles ‘n Stitches 4-H sewing club attended the Geauga County 4-H Volunteer and Member Recognition Banquet on Nov. 8 at Chow Down in Huntsburg. The club members and advisors received awards and recognition for their successful 2014 4-H season.

Club members Maggie Eibler, Sarah Miller, Lillian Ostrander, Shelia Roberts, Betsy Sawyer and Graycen Wood were recognized for representing Geauga County at the Ohio State Fair in August. Club Cloverbud Hannah Cooper was recognized for her hard work and great attitude with the new Outstanding Cloverbud award. Club member Graycen Wood was awarded the Outstanding 4-H Member award for her dedication, hard work and exceptional club involvement this year.

Advisors Beth Ward and Julia Wood received the Clover Key award for their five years of outstanding service and genuine passion toward the 4-H program.

Giggles ‘n Stitches was awarded Honor Club for the fourth year in a row, recognizing the club’s exceptional achievements. Club members Sarah Miller, Betsy Sawyer and Graycen Wood were recognized for their participation on the county’s Youth Fashion Board, and members Sarah Miller, Lillian Ostrander, Betsy Sawyer, and Graycen Wood were recognized for their participation on the county’s Junior Fairboard.

Giggles ‘n Stitches will officially end its 2014 4-H season with a club holiday party that will be held in December. The club will meet again in February of 2015 to elect officers and select projects, and they will take a field trip to the Original Sewing and Quilt Expo next March.

Giggles ‘n Stitches is always looking for new members of any age. If anyone is interested in becoming a member or learning more about the county’s 4-H program, contact lead advisor Julia Wood at 440-708-1740 or the Geauga County Extension Office at 440-834-4656.

Submitted by

Graycen Wood, president