What started as a fun afternoon with friends for Ashton resident Sue Pascarella has turned into a hobby and a source of spending money.
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ASHTON — What started as a fun afternoon with friends for Ashton resident Sue Pascarella has turned into a hobby and a source of spending money.
Pascarella and some friends signed up to take a barn quilt painting class offered at the Mills and Petrie Building through Sauk Valley several months ago. She enjoyed the painting class so much that she started doing them on her own.
Well, she does the painting, her husband Bill helps with preparing the boards, drawing the designs and sealing the painting so it can be displayed outside.