The Brookline Bees present: Flying geese
There are many ways to make the Flying Geese units for quilting. Joyce shares four ways in this class — the traditional way, the one-seam flying geese, cutting with Accuquilt, and cutting strips with EZ rulers.
Brookline Rotary presents: Driving Change – Autonomous Vehicles’ Big Impact
Dr. Jon Haveman of the National Economic Education Delegation (NEED) explains to Brookline Rotary the transition already afoot from gas-burning human-driven vehicles to electric self-driving vehicles. Over the next ten years we will see a steady conversion, which will have both positive and negative impact on our economy and society. It is important that we […]
Brookline Rotary presents: Energy – Acting Globally and Locally
Dr. Barbara Kates-Garnick helps us understand the process of Energy Transition from fossil fuels to renewable energy. It is not a simple process, and will take years to accomplish, but it is important that we begin now on the journey. She explains what needs to be modified, what investment it will take, and the benefits […]
The Brookline Bees present: Planning borders for Fran’s quilt
Fran is preparing a king-size quilt for a friend. We worked together to calculate and design the borders for her quilt. This is a good discussion of deciding how to size a quilt for any mattress.
Brookline School Finance Subcommittee Meeting – March 11, 2021
