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Craft club creates for a cause

Posted 10/4/21

Judy Brooks, Angela Quinn and several other members of the Encore Needle and Craft Club have hand-crafted donations for Hospice of the Valley.

They made rice bags (can be chilled or warmed for …

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CRAFTS

Craft club creates for a cause

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Judy Brooks, Angela Quinn and several other members of the Encore Needle and Craft Club have hand-crafted donations for Hospice of the Valley.

They made rice bags (can be chilled or warmed for aches and pains), fingerless gloves for dementia patients and adult clothing protectors (bibs).

The club donates many hand-crafted items to various charities. 

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