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WANT LETTERS?
For those who like to write and for those who like to receive letters, the Library has attractive stationery for sale on its fundraising project table. Your college-bound young people may not have time to write a lengthy letter, but they surely can send a note; especially when the paper and the envelope are all in one! And there are sixteen of them for only $1.00. The notes bearing an etched reproduction of the library 'building are only 10 cents each, and are distinctive. Come in and
BOOKS
Macrame: The Art of Creative Knotting, by Virginia Harvey; ;Tbe art of making macrame (a French word meaning knotted lace) is an ancient way of tying: knots in string to create lacypatterned decorative and useful particles. The basic method for snaking macrame is incredibly ^simple: just two different knots ■jare the key to achieving the intricate patterns. The materials heeded are inexpensive and easily ^accessible anywhere - cords, 3wines, strings, lines, and yarns. The variety of designs possible is limited only by the individual ^worker’s imagination; the ^multitude of items that can be fashioned range from hats to bammocks.
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