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Recycled Materials Craft Book

Cedar Rapids Native

  • 15 pages
  • 2 MB
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Fun crafts made from bottles, tin cans, paper scraps and cardboard, for kids and adults to do together. Includes a recycled garden, boats and a bird feeder, with photos for each project.

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