There is a family that lives under us just like every else. We just so happen to be right above the head of the security forces! To start of the project, we asked him if we could make each if the ID check workers hand warmers. We also asked him the required colors to make thee and the colors where navy blue, tan, and black. On a free Saturday morning, me and Big Sis took trip to a store called Happy Quilt. We went there to buy the materials for the hand warmers. we where in and out in no time.
Two weeks later, on a mutual night with the youth, we all brought our sewing machines, our fabric scissors, and a bucket full of rice. We where very excited to have the young men join us in this project. We all separated into 4 groups, the cutters, the first sewers, the fillers, and the resealer's.
Big Sis was part of the first sewers group where 4 other worked with her. There was 4 cutters, 6 fillers, and 3 resealer's. a lot of other people attended other than the youth. The branch president and 5 other families came to help also.
The task was to make and finish 150 hand warmers before we all had to go home. There was a lot of laughter, working, and help that was presented at the service project. Big Sis said that it was a lot of fun to work with others and help the security at the gates. We worked for a full hour and half to finish this project. When we where out of material and the resealing, we all counted the amount of hand warmers we had, and the total was 163!
It was so much fun seeing all the youth having so much fun doing this project.
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