Let's Create Yarn Baskets
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Explore the making of baskets in many Native American tribes and then practice weaving techniques creating small, colorful baskets with yarn. All materials provided. Ages 6 - 12.
Explore the making of baskets in many Native American tribes and then practice weaving techniques creating small, colorful baskets with yarn. All materials provided. Ages 6 - 12.
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