April 7, 2001

DIRECTIONS
Cherryville is North of the Allentown/Bethlehem Area in PA. Your best routes are via the North-East Extension of the PA Turnpike or Route 22.

From the PA Turnpike North East Extension (RT. 476) take exit 34 (Mahoning Valley, Rt. 209). Take the off-ramp towards Lehighton and Jim Thorpe. At the stop sign at the bottom of the ramp, turn right onto Rt. 209. At the first stop light, turn left onto Rt. 248 (a divided highway). You will pass the small towns of Parryville, Bowmanstown, and Palmerton. The four-lane will end at a traffic light, get into the left lane. Bear left immediately after going through that light and stay on Rt. 248. Still bearing right, go through the very next traffic light, passing Hawkey's Cycle Creations on your right at the junction of the "Y". Stay on Rt. 248 for several miles, going straight through a traffic light at a Texaco station on the left. The next traffic light will be by a Turkey Hill Minute Mart (on your right). Go straight through that light, 2/10 of a mile ahead on your right look for the Hope Lutheran Church.

From Route 22, take Airport Road North. Airport Road is also Rt. 987 and is between Allentown and Bethlehem. Follow this North, at the 4th stop light, you will be at a "T", make a left, go to the next traffic light (Gregory's will be on your right and a WaWa will be on your left) and make a right to continue on Rt. 987 North. From the light at Gregory's, you will continue for 5 miles to another "T" in the road and make a Left onto Route 248 West. Follow Route 248 West for 6.5 miles. Hope Lutheran Church will be on your left immediately as you enter Cherryville. There is a sign for the Cherryville Senior Center at the entrance to the Church. Signs will be posted.

If you attend the seminar and wish to actually make a muslin "sloper" or "mock-up", Master Henry requests that you please bring the following materials:

Yardstick
Pencils and eraser
Pencil sharpener
Tape measure
l square and hip curve (if anyone has one; master henry will be supplying one.)
T-square (ditto)
French curve (ditto)
Small translucent ruler (ditto)
3 yards of fabric for muslins; it should be able to be written on and fairly substantial
Tracing wheel and tracing paper
Pins
Thread, in contrasting colors
Hand sewing needles
Chalk
Paper and pens for notes
Scissors for material and paper
(Optional) Folding cutting board with grid-markings

If you have a portable sewing machine or extra iron, please contact Mistress Gabrielle (arts@eisental.eastkingdom.org) to co-ordinate these items.