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Communities at Work: Sewing a living March 7, 2009
Renata Beason looks over a finished hat for a customer Wednesday at The Embroidery Shoppe. Beason created a selection of differently colored hats for the Puck Ewes.
These are some of the many different embroidery patterns Beason has created for her customers. Beason said she puts them on the wall as samples to give her customers ideas.
Writing numbers on a few dozen hats, Beason places the hats onto racks first. She then uses an EMT 10 machine, which is controlled by a computer, to embroider the design.
Beason cleans a recently embroidered hat Wednesday at The Embroidery Shoppe. Beason said she can put designs on just about anything, including hats, sweatshirts and jackets.
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