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Quilt Craft Program

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All ages are invited to attend this free craft program where participants will create a colorful square for a community quilt. The quilt will be donated to Oakland Children’s Hospital after being displayed at the library.

 Quilt Artist Victoria Gonzalez will demonstrate how to create a quilt square using an iron-on appliqué process. We provide all the supplies, you provide creativity and community spirit, everyone has fun!

 Pre-registration is required. Just visit or call Fairfax Library at 457-5629 to sign up today!

 For further details, contact Fairfax Library or visit our website at www.marinlibrary.org

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