Scrapbooking (and other interesting) Events I've heard about for November

November 2013

Sunday	Monday	Tuesday	Wednesday	Thursday	Friday	Saturday
27	28 7-9 pm Pretty Paint, Pretty Ink at Pam’s place	29 2-4 pm Pretty Paint, Pretty Ink at Pam’s place	30 12:30 pm Recipe Swap at Cailyn’s 7 pm CTMH Party at Pat’s	31 Hallowe’en	1 10-4 Ladies’ Day Out & 2 pm Page Kit Swap at Elgin Mall	2
3 2 pm Lia Sophia Fundraiser for CYO basketball at Pam’s Place	4	5 9-2 Wash my Hair for Cancer with Connie at Hair Care Anywhere	6 9-2 Wash my Hair for Cancer, Connie at Hair Care Anywhere 10-12 All About Me at Pam’s place 2-4 pm All About Me 7-9 pm All About Me	7	8 10-4 Ladies’ Day Out at Elgin Mall & 11 am Quilling for Cancer at Elgin Mall	9 Crop for a Smile Bits & Pieces Co-op will be at the Crops for a Smile and Memories on Main Street
10	11 Remembrance Day	12 5 pm Dinner at Gangnam Korean BBQ	13 2 – 7 Bits & Pieces Open House at Deb’s Place	14	15 10 – 4 Ladies’ Day Out at Elgin Mall	16
17 2 pm Sketch Swap at Melissa, Deb and Pam’s	18 7-9 pm Quick Stitches at Pam’s place	19 6:30 pm Photo Swap at Cailyn’s	20 10-12 Quick Stitches at Pam’s Place	21	22 10 – 4 Ladies’ Day Out at Elgin Mall	23 Strickland Family Crop
24	25	26 7-11 pm Sketch Club at Pam’s place	27 10-2 Sketch Club at Pam’s place	28	29 10 – 4 Ladies’ Day Out at Elgin Mall 2 pm Page Kit Swap	30 10-2 Album in an Afternoon 10-5 Album in a Day At Pam’s Place

For more information on any of these events contact Pam Hedden Scrap.master.pam@rogers.com

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