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Hands-On Craft Activities

Sue Byrd

  • 27 pages
  • 1.7 MB
  • PDF

A 4-H creative arts guide with hands-on craft activities for older kids, from personalized note cards and decoupage to fabric and paper projects. Each activity lists materials, steps and the skill it builds.

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