Glass ball, handblown with ash from Mt. St. Helen volcano, 1980.
Will arrange drop-off or pick-up.

Bring your dog(s) to our fully fenced 1 acre backyard (4 feet chain link) in the Upper Arlington/Hilliard area each month to play for an hour. In the warmer months, a kiddie pool is included. Toys, water, and treats included. Scheduling to be coordinated.

Help for PC users: software installation, virus removal, printer set-up, etc. for 1/2 hour. Time to be determined with winning bidders.

Have you ever wanted to cut a rug in the worship center, or just get your groove on at First UU? Work with Amber to pick some family friendly dance music, and find a 15-20 minute slot to get down - in conjunction with an existing church function (ie before or after Sunday services, or during First Friday dinner). I will provide some ribbon dancers, and lots of enthusiasm! (Date TBD with winner).

Long jacket, women's size 12. Notched collar,faux pockets. one closure button.Grey brocade with burgundy lining.

Framed mixed media on canvas of Native American, measures 16" X 20". Neutral hues blend with minimalist to rustic décor. His face says it all,

Lunch & Tea in the screened gazebo. Croquet & bocce with a drink on the lawn. A delightful spring afternoon with new and old friends. Hosted by Laura Ahmadian near Worthington Hills. Rain date TBD.

Walk a rustic field labyrinth amidst beautiful fall wildflowers and surrounded by a conservation wetland. Several nature trails will also be available for walking. Wear sturdy closed-toe shoes with socks. Long pants may be a good idea as well. [A note of caution: While the labyrinth and trails are mowed grass, the ground is uneven in a few places.] Light refreshments will be offered.

Poster commemorating the historic 2004 march in Washington, DC.

This political map shows the country of France and the départements it comprises.

This approx. 26" square quilted wall hanging was made by Af Am quilting artist, Renee Wormack-Keels. She teaches, "I am a narrative art or story quilter. Quilting has been one of the most popular forms for Black women to tell our stories, sharing injustices and the lack of equality in this country. We will never stop telling our stories. I found myself interested in quilting, once again discovering the lack of black women in an art form that has been foundational in the history of textile arts.
I will bring wall hanging to church or deliver within 15 miles of the church.

Learn the art of English Paper Piecing! I can teach you in 2 hours how to make a hexagon coffee coaster and you can later turn that talent into your own quilt! I will provide all fabric and supplies.
Basic hand sewing skills required: thread a needle.
Class: Saturday, September 12 (2:00-4:00 PM) at an agreed-upon location.