Primary Source Scrapbooking
Use current magazines, newspapers, flyers and personal effects to create a DIY personal history that might become a future primary source.
Use current magazines, newspapers, flyers and personal effects to create a DIY personal history that might become a future primary source.
The Sheep to Sweater Series started with a trip to a sheep farm and continued with knitting and dyeing.
Celebrate your library with these cute mini-library creations.
Give old stuffed animals a new life with this stuffed animal taxidermy craft.
A Georgia library provided patrons with everything they needed to create a tiny mini golf hole.
Crafty patrons contributed fabric squares to create four quilts on display at the Nevins Library.
Crafternoon is a program for older adults to encourage community and make creative projects.
For about $30 in supply costs, make 20 upcycled wreaths from books weeded from your library's collection.
Looking for an easy fall craft that is fun for all ages and reuses old materials?
Keep your out-of-school teens (and everyone else) busy with these fun and easy hands-on projects.