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Fiber Arts Day at Reeves Park This Saturday

On Saturday, August 7th, The Phoenixville Spinners (from Phoenixville Library) and Knit One, Crochet, Too (from Henrietta Hankin Library), will be presenting Fiber Arts Day at Reeves Park. The event runs from 10am-3pm and those interested in participating are asked to bring your project(s), a chair, a blanket or towel for ground cover, lunch, beverages and spinning/knitting/crochet equipment.

In case of rain, we will move to the Community Room in the Phoenixville Library, which is just across the street from Reeves Park.

For more information, contact Jean Munson at jeanmunson@verizon.net or Winnie Spoonts at 610-933-1375.

Comments

Emma said…
I really wanted to check this out, but I think I'm going to miss it. Sounds great, though!
Kathy said…
We have a spinning group that meets the last Tuesday of the month in the evening at the library...feel free to drop by anytime!
Kathy said…
I'm sorry not last Tuesday but 4th Tuesday (which is usually the last) :)

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