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Apr 24, 2012

NeedleReads: scrappy cards

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Your fabric scrap bin meets the U.S. mail! Sewing Project: scrappy cards Supplies: blank notecards (or ugly on...

NeedleReads: Freezer Paper Stencil

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Did you know you could mimic the look of screen printing with a few simple, inexpensive supplies? Sewing Project: Freezer ...

Toddler Art Class: Shaving Cream Painting

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Shaving cream painting is clean, messy fun! Art Project: Shaving Cream Painting Supplies: foam shaving cream (not gel) food coloring ...

Toddler Art Class: Paint + Cars

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Painting with toy wheels makes interesting patterns and textures! Art Project:  Painting with cars Supplies: big paper masking tape t...
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Who are Library Makers?

Library Makers
Madison, WI, United States
Libraries have always had a reputation for being places of learning. Traditionally, the books housed in libraries have been perceived as the library's main purpose, and indeed books are a great way to learn. However, in today's increasingly digital world, it is important to remind the public that valuable learning also takes place outside of books and libraries are a great source of person-to-person learning experiences. The learning that takes place in libraries is what keeps this institution relevant in a world where access to books is changing rapidly. Here are a few somewhat non-traditional library programs I've created to take advantage of the one-on-one opportunities we have at the library today.
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