Evening Craft: Make a Mini Banjo (Gr. 3+)
Want to recycle lids? Come to the library for an evening craft to make mini banjos.
We provide what you need: large craft sticks,washi tapes,beads,loom bands and lids.
Feel free to bring your own lids.
2024 NATIONAL MEDAL
for Museum and Library Service Finalist
Want to recycle lids? Come to the library for an evening craft to make mini banjos.
We provide what you need: large craft sticks,washi tapes,beads,loom bands and lids.
Feel free to bring your own lids.
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